Classic Age Publishing: 9 books

Take it from me is sipho Mbele’s Love Life memoir from his early age to this dearest age. For many, falling in love and falling out of love is heartbreaking and rather a catastrophic experience but as for sipho, it has built his perspective on both women and men’s weaknesses and strengths when...

The second edition of the Message to a Blackman in Africa is an expansion of the first edition which was written three years ago. This is a doctrine of the African social insurgency; it defies conventional thinking with an open argument that prods the courageousness of an African mind that has suffered...

Black Nation, Know Yourself is a letter of  interlocking spirited confessions and territorially stepping on young African toes. A visionary document sustained with heartfelt meditations and impatiently plastered to inflame the Black degenerate behaviour. Despite its harsh blind eye to literary rules...

Rain Upon us is a reflection of Africa's post colonial calamity. A book that ravels Africa's troubling present and a good collection of poems aimed at challenging stereotypical thinking by the author.

The sun's ambition is to liken each one of us, to homogenize our ideas, but people always have a day in their calendar, where there is declaration of war signed, division, anger, hatred and torture. Be it black, pink or purple, the sun sends sparkling rays of light to everyone of us. A tree has season...

A collection of poems written by Nonhlanhla Keswa. Including snippets of journal entries, motivation and pieces of ‘art’. Ranging from dedications to praise poems, description to revelations. This book is a short, easy read and relevant to most.

A hostile Kind of Leadership is the Author's journey and experiences in 3 companies that he worked for and as a result he draws 9 characteristics that he believes good leaders should avoid at all costs. It is such a painful story which involves maltreatment, jealousy and hatred in the workplace as practiced by some of the bad leaders he has worked under.

Soft Pages is a compilation of heartfelt poems inspired by the heart’s desire to be heard.  The title was inspired by Poem 45 on the book and also by certain profound words the author came across by chance in a letter written by Harper Lee to Oprah Winfrey in May 2006 - those words emphasized the...

The Condition of the Black man, as the title implies, is an intimate analysis and personal account of the condition of the Black man. Each chapter discusses how Black men’s various milestones, doctrines and vocations, have been impacted adversely. The author unpacks the destructive impact...