Die verhaal speel af in Pompei, 79 n.C. Dieselfde jaar waarin die dorp deur die vulkaan Vesuvius oorval en begrawe is. Salomie voel vasgekeer deur haar huislike omstandighede en met behulp van haar vriendin, Ciska, ontdek sy die geskenke van God. Deur verskeie terugslae leer sy die waarde van elke geskenk ken, en bou sy ‘n persoonlike verhouding met Jesus, haar Verlosser, en Heilige Gees, haar Helper. Salomie, wat vrede beteken, is simbolies van die bruid van Jesus. Kyk uit na die volgende boek in die reeks, Salomie ontdek Vader.

Working paper reviewing recommendations and commentary on the wiehahn commission concerning labour legislation and labour relations in South Africa R - comprises attitudes of trade unions, industrial enterprise and chamber of commerce, etc., relating to freedom of association, control of unions, vocational training and job reservation for Black Africans, etc. ILO mentioned.

Great recipes, humor and political satire by Evita Bezuidenhout - the most famous white woman in South Africa and the alter-ego of celebrated playwright Pieter-Dirk Uys.

Dread Talk examines the effects of Rastafarian language on Creole in other parts of the Carribean, its influence in Jamaican poetry, and its effects on standard Jamaican English. This revised edition includes a new introduction that outlines the changes that have occurred since the book first appeared and a new chapter, "Dread Talk in the Diaspora," that discusses Rastafarian as used in the urban centers of North America and Europe. Pollard provides a wealth of examples of Rastafarian language-use and definitions, explaining how the evolution of these forms derives from the philosophical position of the Rasta speakers: "The socio-political image which the Rastaman has had of himself in a society where lightness of skin, economic status, and social privileges have traditionally gone together must be included in any consideration of Rastafarian words " for the man making the words is a man looking up from under, a man pressed down economically and socially by the establishment."