RETROSPECTIVE: Interview with Nadine Gordimer on litterature in South Africa - on the cusp of J.M Coetzee recieving the Nobel prize

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Publisher’s note

”Utrikesaffärer” means “Foreign Affairs” in Swedish. All reports and features, in Swedish and English, are written (or co-written) by Christer L. Pettersson, a publisher, writer and correspondent in Africa, South Asia and the US since 1984. Christer L. Pettersson was reporting on South Africa in the 1980s using the nom de plume Kristoffer Leonardsson. He was Africa correspondent for business paper Dagens Industri between 1992 and 2001, for Dagens Nyheter 2002-2004 and publisher of newsletters Africascan and Indiascan 2005-2011. He has written books and reports on South Africa and Namibia as well as on media sustainability as big tech disruption, digital manipulation and propaganda began to undermine mainstream and independent journalism.

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