Review of Isazisi:The Book

[Kristine Mariel Diaz]

It looks to be an honest and fascinating book on the challenging circumstances facing South Africans. Through his narrative, the author demonstrates how a nation's social and political actions have a lasting impact on future generations.
Great review very honest and well-written.

[Rahul Singh 29]

“Isazisi: The Book” by Bongani Morrison Yona is an exploration of South Africa’s cultural disintegration. The book delves into the loss of culture that South Africa has been witnessing. Congratulations to the author, #BOTD!

[Nancy004]

Isazisi: The Book by Bongani Yona is a powerful exploration of South Africa's cultural disintegration. Yona's insightful analysis of land ownership, globalization, and sports reveals the urgent need to address cultural loss. A must-read for understanding these critical issues.

[Devjyoti Mondal]

Thank you for sharing such an insightful review of "Isazisi: The Book" by Bongani Yona. Your detailed analysis has piqued my interest, and I'm eager to dive into this eye-opening account of South Africa's cultural disintegration. The exploration of themes like land ownership, migration, politics, and globalization, along with the impact of sports and religion on culture, sounds both comprehensive and profound.

[Joshua Sawders]

Isazisi: The Book, adequately conveys its significance in addressing cultural issues and advocating for awareness and action against cultural erosion, especially in South Africa.

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

Your review beautifully captures the essence and critical themes of "Isazisi: The Book." Your insights into the cultural disintegration and the broader implications are both compelling and thought-provoking. Thank you for sharing such an eloquent and impactful review!

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review offered valuable insights. The book appears intriguing with its exploration of cultural disintegration and the challenges faced by the South African people. I'm eager to delve into it and discover more about the author's perspectives.

[Damian Keyes]

I'm not well-read on all the issues surrounding South Africa but I do know that many laws in place are not protecting their citizens, due to remnants from apartheid. The author has done the necessary research and is giving readers a lesson about South Africa's culture that will make other countries see that their country is not worse off as they think.

[Ohmy Book]

As someone who hasn't heard of "Isazisi: The Book" by Bongani Yona before, this review makes it sound incredibly compelling. The exploration of South Africa's cultural disintegration and the detailed insights into the impact of various factors like politics, globalization, and sports are intriguing. It's impressive how the author addresses these complex issues with honesty and depth. The book seems not only informative but also emotionally powerful, especially considering the author's personal distress over the cultural loss. The fact that it has been updated to address previous criticisms and now comes highly recommended with a perfect rating makes it even more appealing. This sounds like a must-read for anyone interested in cultural studies and the ongoing effects of colonialism.

[Chinazo Anozie]

Till today, colonized countries can still feel the damaging effects of colonialism, and I understand the author's passion and anger regarding this subject, especially concerning the declining indigenous culture. The horrors of apartheid in South Africa is something that is world-known. This is a great, eye-opening book.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your great review. I'm glad that you enjoyed the book. I can understand the author being angry with all that they had to go through. As others have said, I didn't realize what was occurring in South Africa. After reading our review and finding out some of their life there, I have decided to add it to my list of books to read.

[Byron Dsouza]

"Isazisi: The Book" by Bongani Yona. One must have heard and seen how, over time, cultural values are diminishing. This book will open our eyes to the vast amount of culture that South Africa has lost."They are the product of this self-nativization which,in the process,destroys the culture of the native people." The author shares a very sad truth about what is going on in South Africa. Congrats on BOTD!!

[Abhishek Kumar Gupta]

Thank you for sharing your detailed and insightful review of "Isazisi: The Book" by Bongani Yona. Your observations on the impact of cultural disintegration in South Africa are truly thought-provoking. It's great to hear that the author has addressed the concerns raised in the initial review, and I appreciate your recommendation of the book to a wide audience. Your 5-star rating speaks volumes about the value and importance of this work.

[Ejimma Chika Promise]

I truly understand the author's pain in seeing Africa gradually lose its culture, especially the part where footballers become naturalized citizens in other countries. Nice review!

[EBERE WRITES COCEPT]

Bongani Yona's "Isazisi: The Book" is a brilliant and insightful account of South Africa's cultural changes. His discussion on the exploitation of African sports players by developed nations is particularly eye-opening, highlighting the complexities of identity and belonging in a globalized world. Congrats on the botd. Thanks for the great review.