دانلود کتاب Render Unto Kaiser: A Transkei Dossier

Far from proving the viability of segregation, Transkei is destroying it - and, almost unknown to the South African government and the National Party with the exception perhaps of a few planners, that experiment in separate development is turning into a monster. It is a bizarre story, and many of its chapters are known best by the long-suffering people of the territory and their relatives in South Africa's urban areas. In blissful ignorance, white political parties and the government talk about constellations, federations, and confederations as though the Transkei experiment is a success; it is held out as a carrot to other homeland leaders; yet it remains a dumping ground for redundant people some official has classified as 'Transkeian'. For the Brothers Matanzima, Transkei has provided status, power and wealth; for the chiefs, a measure of the same rewards; but for the mass of the people, 'independence' has meant nothing except more poverty, more oppression and fewer citizenship rights. It is indeed a case of 'Render Unto Kaiser' - and in Transkei there are very few aspects of life which do not fall under the sway of his ubiquitous authority.