"Kanthan Pillay launches his new book, 'How to Fix South Africa: An Owner's Manual' with a live audience at a special CliffCentral event. Along with Gareth Cliff and Phumi Mashigo, he touches on social grants, taxation, the NHI and more."
Could South Africa thrive?
Our country is in turmoil: political corruption at the highest levels of Government; criminals able to walk out of prison at their convenience and live lives of luxury; and power blackouts for 12 hours a day.
But we South Africans also know how to make things work!
This book is a wealth of simple, cost-effective ideas that could immediately improve our nation:
- Want to know how to revitalize tourism in SA? There's a way, and it's free!
- Transform our policing system without breaking the bank.
- Upgrade our education and healthcare without adding a cent to the budget.
- Implement a sustainable alternative to the basic income grant, while boosting the economy
- And resolve the land issue without resorting to expropriation.
How to Fix South Africa: An Owner's Manual shows how technology, innovation, and old-fashioned common sense can fix this country.
No matter who you vote for, get your politicians to drive these ideas.
Where to buy?
How to Fix South Africa: An Owner's Manual is now available at bookstores throughout South Africa at R250 per copy. If they don't have it on their shelves, please ask them.
I'm especially thankful to the following independent bookstores who were first to carry the book:
- Ike’s Bookstore, Windermere, Durban, 031 303 9214
- Clarke’s Bookshop, Long Street, Cape Town, 021 423 5739
- Love Books, Melville, Johannesburg, 011 726 7408
These stores have the books on shelf and have been selling well:
- Bargain Books: Cradlestone, Fourways Crossing, Hermanus, Highveld, Klerksdorp, Langebaan, Mall Of The North, Mall Of The South, Middelburg, Paarl, Platinum Square, Potchefstroom, River Square, Rustenburg, Secunda, Vaal Mall, Woodlands, Diamond Pavilion, Beacon Bay, Kalahari Mall
- Exclusive Books: Airport Bookshop OR Tambo Domestic, Bedford Centre, Canal Walk, Cavendish, Centurion, Constantia, Cresta, Eastgate, Fourways, Galleria Mall, Garden Route Mall, Mall Of Africa, Mall Of The South, Melrose Arch, Menlyn, Nicolway, Pavilion Westville, Rosebank, Sandton City, Somerset Mall, The Grove (Pretoria), Tyger Valley, Walmer Park, Waterfront, La Lucia
- PNA Tzaneen
- Ramsgate Stationers
- Wordsworth Books Franschhoek
Buy the eBook from Amazon — free on Kindle Unlimited, $9.99 otherwise
Buy a print to order copy from Amazon — this is the most expensive way for South Africans because of shipping charges, but inexpensive if you live in the US or Europe.