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For generations, folk tales have helped communities pass on their values, beliefs, humour, warnings and wisdom. 

Folk tales don't only carry stories from one generation to the next. They carry language, culture, memory, and a sense of belonging. And that is exactly why, after all these years, they still matter.

Eight New Africa Books titles have been selected for the Inaugural IBBY–UNESCO Collection of Remarkable Books for Young Readers in Indigenous and Endangered Languages. Featuring 169 titles in more than 152 languages from around the world, the Collection celebrates linguistic diversity and the important role books play in preserving and promoting Indigenous and endangered languages.

Explore New Africa Books' collection of Sesotho children's books featured in the Puku Recommended Catalogue. Discover stories that celebrate language, culture and a lifelong love of reading.

We celebrate the life of Diana Ferrus with immense love, gratitude, and admiration — a life lived boldly, generously, and full of purpose.

The definitive biography of South Africa’s liberation icons. Spanning five decades, it tells of Walter Sisulu’s 26-year imprisonment and Albertina Sisulu’s vital leadership in sustaining the ANC and the United Democratic Front — a powerful story of courage, resilience, and enduring love.