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'The Man Who Killed Apartheid: The Life of Dimitri Tsafendas' is a tour de force of investigative, analytical rigour, in righting one of the injustices perpetuated by 'apartheid'. Harris Dousemetzis has written an accessible biography of Tsafendas that transcends the academic monograph. He highlights the life and times of 'apartheid', employs transnational historical evidence and in so doing indicates the books contemporary relevance and significant contribution to African Studies. This is a captivating and hypnotising book, a fabulously worthy winner of the 2020 Fage and Oliver ASAUK book prize. [African Studies Association UK]
One of the most important books that have ever been written about apartheid. Not only does it reveal the truth about Tsafendas by exposing apartheids lies, but it also gives a detailed and accurate description of what apartheid was and how its security forces operated. [Advocate George Bizos SC]
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