Book Review | The House at 6001 by Lebo Diseko

Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising, a new generation is still trying to understand not only what happened on June 16, 1976 but what that history did to the families who survived it.

In The House at 6001, journalist and broadcaster Lebo Diseko takes us inside her family home in Orlando East that became both sanctuary and political nerve centre during apartheid.

But this memoir is about far more than politics. It is about silence. Exile. Home. Identity. Healing. Lebo Diseko joins us now.

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