| Author: | Pearl Matibe | ISBN: | 9781460242254 |
| Publisher: | FriesenPress | Publication: | July 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Pearl Matibe |
| ISBN: | 9781460242254 |
| Publisher: | FriesenPress |
| Publication: | July 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Written with uncommon candor ‘Defining Pearl’ ignites emotions making this a compelling, deeply moving memoir. More than a decade in the making this powerful publication presents how since childhood Pearl Matibe lived a prosperous lifestyle. Her previously unpublished personal journal shows her unique vantage point to chronicle a dangerous time in history.
It is an amazingly riveting exposé of her private ordeal behind a public unleashing of retribution disclosing tumultuous years when the dictatorial government of Robert Mugabe inflicted state-sponsored violence on her.
Pearl weaves a captivating journey from southern Africa to Europe to North America confronted with cultural realities.
It is an amazingly riveting exposé of her private ordeal behind a public unleashing of retribution disclosing tumultuous years when the dictatorial government of Robert Mugabe inflicted state-sponsored violence on her.
Pearl weaves a captivating journey from southern Africa to Europe to North America confronted with cultural realities.
Written with uncommon candor ‘Defining Pearl’ ignites emotions making this a compelling, deeply moving memoir. More than a decade in the making this powerful publication presents how since childhood Pearl Matibe lived a prosperous lifestyle. Her previously unpublished personal journal shows her unique vantage point to chronicle a dangerous time in history.
It is an amazingly riveting exposé of her private ordeal behind a public unleashing of retribution disclosing tumultuous years when the dictatorial government of Robert Mugabe inflicted state-sponsored violence on her.
Pearl weaves a captivating journey from southern Africa to Europe to North America confronted with cultural realities.
It is an amazingly riveting exposé of her private ordeal behind a public unleashing of retribution disclosing tumultuous years when the dictatorial government of Robert Mugabe inflicted state-sponsored violence on her.
Pearl weaves a captivating journey from southern Africa to Europe to North America confronted with cultural realities.
