Category: Reviews, presentations & interviews

Evelyn Groenink was interviewed on Argos (NPO radio) about Incorruptible. Listen here (in Dutch):

Evelyn Groenink spoke with RFI for the 30 year anniversary of Dulcie September’s assassination. Read it here (in French): Il y a 30 ans, Dulcie September était assassinée à Paris – RFI Il y a 30 ans jour pour jour, la … Continue readingInterview: Il y a 30 ans, Dulcie September était assassinée à Paris (RFI)

Evelyn Groenink was interviewed on SAFM Literature about her book Incorruptible. Listen here:   Content hosted by iono.fm

Shaun de Waal reviewed Incorruptible for the Mail and Guardian. Read it here: Apartheid killings and awkward questions  Groenink may have finally published the book she was unable to bring out in South Africa in 2002, overwhelmed as she and the … Continue readingReview: Apartheid killings and awkward questions (M&G)

Evelyn Groenink spoke to Jeremy Maggs on eNCA about her book Incorruptible. Watch it here:  

The Cape Times covered the Cape Town launch of Incorruptible. Read it here: Struggle greats died for honour The launch of the book Incorruptible – The Story of the Murders of Dulcie September, Anton Lubowski and Chris Hani, by Dutch investigative journalist … Continue readingReview: Struggle greats died for honour (Cape Times)

SABC News covered the launch Evelyn Groenink’s book Incorruptible. Watch the interview here:  

Evelyn Groenink spoke with Karima Brown on 702 about her book Incorruptible. Listen to the podcast:  

Marianne Thamm interviewed Evelyn Groenink for the Daily Maverick. Read it here: Keeping the Dream Alive: Evelyn Groenink on the unfinished business of South African democracy Dulcie September was a schoolteacher. She didn’t approve of those who didn’t finish their homework. … Continue readingInterview: Keeping the Dream Alive (Daily Maverick)

Evelyn Groenink was speaking at the launch of Incorruptible at Durban’s Ike’s Bookstore on Thursday night. The Durban launch of Incorruptible was covered by the Daily News. Read it here: Another litigious book hits the stores