On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Alison Jessica Weihe talks about her memoir, Belonging, that chronicles a journey of self-discovery, exploring themes of love, acceptance, and inspiration, during the turbulent journey of South Africa towards democracy.

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The outcomes of the 7th South African general elections in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s invocable call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.

The outcomes of the seventh South African general election in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.

The outcomes of the 7th South African general elections in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s invocable call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.

An anti-apartheid activist has published a deeply personal memoir of her journey of growth and self-discovery. Alison Weihe’s debut book – Belonging: Finding Tribes of Meaning – tells the inspiring story of her life and how she made the journey from a child who felt invisible during her upbringing in apartheid-era South Africa to being a political activist and eventually an award-winning entrepreneur.

An anti-apartheid activist has published a deeply personal memoir of her journey of growth and self-discovery. Alison Weihe’s debut book – Belonging: Finding Tribes of Meaning – tells the inspiring story of her life and how she made the journey from a child who felt invisible during her upbringing in apartheid-era South Africa to being a political activist and eventually an award-winning entrepreneur.