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How to Steal a City: The Battle for Nelson Mandela Bay: An Inside Account

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Published on October 23, 2017, "How to Steal a City: The Battle for Nelson Mandela Bay: An Inside Account" offers an electrifying inside look into the pervasive corruption that overtook the Nelson Mandela Bay metro, penned by Crispian Olver, a former senior government official. This non-fiction narrative delves into the deep-seated graft within the metro’s administration, revealing a sinister web of criminal syndicates, compromised politicians, and illicit shell companies. Olver’s role as a local government 'fixer' exposes him to unprecedented levels of corruption, far surpassing any prior encounters with unethical dealings. His personal sacrifices, including threats to his safety requiring constant bodyguard protection, underscore the high stakes involved in battling systemic corruption. Ideal for adult education groups, this book not only explores criminal justice reform and voting rights but also serves as a stark reminder of the personal and political costs of confronting entrenched criminal networks. "How to Steal a City" is a compelling call to action, urging readers to reflect on the complexities of corruption and the resilience required to challenge it.

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Published by Jonathan Ball Publishers on October 23, 2017
288 pages
ISBN: 9781868428205
Best for readers in Adulthood
This book provides valuable insights into Criminal Justice Reform and Political Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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