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This selection of books relates firstly to Africa, a beautiful continent with a disastrous human history which continues into the present day with its conflict, kleptocracy and corruption, and yet with so much also that is positive and full of hope for the future.

We also now have selections of books relating to the Middle East and China, and to oil and energy, plus a selection of general titles and a special offer.

Our growing World Affairs, History and Travel sections are now substantially integrated into our "Read-the-World" programme, linking together travel, history and world affairs to give easy access to books on different aspects of a continent, country or region.

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"Where We Have Hope" by Andrew Meldrum

Published by John Murray, London, 2005 paperback edition (first published 2004), 272 pages.

Meldrum's gripping account of his more than twenty years as an America journalist living in Zimbabwe and working as a correspondent for the British paper, the Guardian. He describes graphically the disasters that have befallen the courageous people of that wonderful country - from the 1980s massacres in Matabeleland onwards, until in 2003 he was arrested, imprisoned, acquitted, and then forcibly and illegally expelled - the last foreign journalist to leave the country.

This book is also advertised on our eBay store. Even there it is priced well below the £7.99 cover price. However, buying it here on this site (only until we run out and can obtain no more at the very low cost we achieved for our current stock) you can save a further pound (£1.00 sterling, UK). Click on the book above to go to a secure payment screen and pay either from a PayPal account or by credit/debit card.

Price on this special deal: £5.00 including postage (UK 2nd class). We are sorry that this offer can only be made within the UK. Overseas customers please go to our eBay store where you can also choose your preferred shipping method (airmail or surface mail)

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