A Pretoria Boy

Britain''s best-known anti-apartheid activist tells the story of his life fighting for justice in South Africa./p>p>Full of new, never-before-told stories, including conversations with MI5 around the 1970 Miss World contest./p>p>Considers the issues in South Africa then and now, revealing Peter''s pivotal role in the exposure of Jacob Zuma''s corruption and downfall./p>p>A veteran activist- offers opportunities for the activists of today to learn from him./p>p>Huge PR expected, with extracts in the em>Guardian/em>/em>Observer/em>, and multiple interview opportunities./p>

'Talk about courage and chutzpah this young 'un helped topple apartheid!'

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Peter Hain was brought up in South Africa. Forced into exile, he became a British anti-apartheid leader. Labour MP for Neath 1991-2015, he served in Tony Blair and Gordon Brown's governments for twelve years, seven of those in the Cabinet, and joined the House of Lords in 2015.

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The powerful and timely story of Peter Hain's political life fighting South African apartheid and modern-day corruption.