A companion to the successful Herbal Teas for Healthy Living, this will probably be one of the most unusual books you will ever read - one that will change your way of thinking about health and the way you cope with the stresses of everyday life. Tissue salts - also called cell salts or biochemical salts - are a group of 12 minerals that are present in the body in a perfect balance, which is a prerequisite for perfect health and well-being. These salts are found naturally in the earth's rocks and soil and are present in food grown organically in mineral rich soils. But with the fast pace of modern life our bodies often become depleted and susceptible to a wide range of ailments. In this book Margaret Roberts shares her personal experience of how supplementing the diet with tissue salts in an easy-to-take tablet or drop form, and by eating plenty of fruit, vegetables and herbs that are rich in those particular minerals, can restore vibrant health and an alert and positive mindset to a tired and run-down body.

Tissue Salts for Healthy Living

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Roberts, Margaret

Alternative Medicine

New Africa Books (Pty) Ltd

Refiguring the Archive

Contemporary Jewish Writing in South Africa: An Anthology

Unknown, Author

This authoritative and up-to-date atlas of Namibia is a milestone in atlas production in southern Africa. Beautifully produced and designed, and illustrated throughout with colour maps and breathtaking photographs, this atlas is meant both for the serious student and for the general reader and traveller. The team of authors has been contracted by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism. The chief author, John Mendelsohn, is a South African-trained scientist who works as a consultant in Windhoek. This is a work that will last for many years - it won't be replaced for decades - and contains a wealth of recent information rendered in graphic and cartographic form. It is comprehensive in its coverage: in addition to a series of topographical maps of the country, it deals with the climate, geology, fauna and flora, land ownership and uses, human demography, the economy and social services. The text is accessibly written and not jargon-laden, and the maps and photographs (many taken from satellites) are fascinating to look at.

Atlas of Namibia: A Cartographic Profile of Modern Namibia

Travel

John Mendelsohn

Africa

Cultural Considerations in South African Business

MacLeod, G.

The success of "At the Fireside" is a clear indication that readers are hungry for more of the same. "At the Fireside Volume 2" is a fresh offering of similar stories 'from the mouth' of Roger Webster. The stories are written in his typically colourful language. They are tales of bravery and honour, greed and failure, hope and despair, but ultimately the stories of real people who went beyond the expected, and of events that surpassed the ordinary.

At the Fireside II

History

Webster, R.

There are more than 490 mountain passes in the western, eastern and northern Cape, many of them more than a century old and the product of considerable engineering feats. They provide ways through and over the natural barriers in the region, giving access to regions and communities, and offering the infrastructure that makes for a thriving economic and social life. They also pass through spectacular natural scenery and are in themselves objects of great beauty and ingenuity. There have been books before about the passes - but all, even the most recent by Jose Burman, are long out of print. Now Graham Ross, a retired civil engineer and himself a distinguished padmaker, has written the story of 31 of the best-known or most significant mountain passes. Combining careful research with a readable style and nice sense of humour, this book tells some wonderful stories and makes one long to head for the mountains. But this is not old history warmed up: the author brings a lifetime's experience as an engineer and padmaker to bear on his subject, and has the knack of conveying, in easily understandable terms, the extent of the engineering problems and achievements which each pass involved. At the same time he not only is concerned with the original construction, often in the nineteenth century, but pursues their histories up to the present, describing the second and third waves of pass-building that occurred in the twentieth century, first in the 1940s and 50s and latterly in the 1970s and 80s. Illustrated throughout with colour and sepia photographs and accompanied by helpful maps, this book is for the reader with a love of the open road, an interest in history and a delight in the triumphs of human ingenuity and imagination.

The Romance of the Cape Mountain Passes

Graham, Ross

This incredible land: A (very) concise history of South Africa

Watson, Wendy

Clicking with Xhosa (English and Xhosa Edition)

Reference

Kirsch, Beverley

Words, Language & Grammar

Racism explained to my daughter

Politics & Social Sciences

TAHAR BEN JELLOUN

Sociology

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