Alexander Samuel
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This book is a true story of Indian farmers came to South Africa on history making Ship "Truro", for sugar plantation in Kwa Zulu, Natal, and turn the look of the Natal state with green gold and beauty to the Durban city. One of farmers grandson became a school teacher found job in Pretoria where color discrimination was highly active. The South African apartheid policy is highlighted in this book. The supports of Indians to the non-white community brought, Indian cultural dances, music, spicy food, and farming skills, which boosted economy of the country during the British Era of South Africa.
The book contents the black history of apartheid policy of a white supremacy, minority government South Africa and struggle of non-whites during the discrimination of South African government.
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