A series that seeks to tell the story of the South Africa in some depth. Presented by experienced broadcaster/podcaster Des Latham and updated weekly, the episodes will take a listener through the various epochs that have made up the story of South Africa.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
The Seventh Frontier war has burst into flame, and across the Ceded Territory and down into the land around Port Elizabeth amaXhosa warriors are on the warpath, the British have been forced into the defensive. more
This is episode 165 — and the atmosphere in Xhosaland was ablaze with indignation. A Mr Holliday had complained in Fort Beaufort that an imaDange man called Tsili had stolen his axe, and if you recall last episode, Tsili had been arrested then freed ... more
This is episode 164. Remember when we left off we’d been hearing about the squad of Royal engineers who’d crossed into amaXhosa territory over the Tyhume River in January 1846. more
This is episode 163, the year, 1845. New Cape Governor Sir Peregrine Maitland had shown he was a man of action — as a veteran of the Peninsular Campaign against Napoleon you’d expect that, particularly as he fought at Waterloo. more
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Des Latham provides a balanced, factual and accurate account of the intriguing history of South Africa. He clearly knows the history very well. The delivery is superb and I can’t wait to listen to the next episode. Thanks Des for providing this very valuable podcast.
I came across this exceptional podcast series fairly recently, and I’ve enjoyed every minute of it so far. I’ve made a point to start listening from the beginning then working my way to present day in order to gain the full impact of the timeline & coinciding information. Des’ colorful & honest personality shines through as he shares his incredible expertise & knowledge on the subject matter of South Africa. It’s almost as if I’m listening to an audiobook story being played out. I thoroughly enj... more
A thoroughly engaging and expertly presented story of South Africa. This is everything we weren’t taught in school! Des has a superb gift for communicating the fascinating history of South Africa with wit and humour, remaining balanced and non political. This is a real rarity in today’s world and we should be incredibly grateful to his dedication and generosity to have put this together with so much passion and insight that we may all benefit- this really is a public good and so to is he. The se... more
Des has done a superb job weaving together multiple narratives to tell the story of South Africa with all it nuance and subtlety that is often ignored with todays rhetoric. If anyone actually cares what happened to the country and how it became what it is, this is the podcast to listen to.
I’m hooked to this podcast. Almost everyone I meet hears that I’m listening to it at the moment. It has changed the way I look at my country and even more at its people. more
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