At the end of this novel, the protagonist's village receives agricultural assistance from Napoleon Letsitsi and a gift of thirty-three pounds and four shillings help the protagonist buy a new stove and collars.
At the end of this novel, the protagonist's village receives agricultural assistance from Napoleon Letsitsi and a gift of thirty-three pounds and four shillings help the protagonist buy a new stove and collars. The protagonist's brother, John, is a carpenter and powerful politician who is thought to lack courage. After learning his prostitute sister is sick, the protagonist stays with Mrs. Lithebe and receives help from Theophilus Msimangu. During this novel, the protagonist travels from the village Ndotsheni to Johannesburg, in search for Gertrude and later his son.  For 10 points, name this novel in which Stephen Kumalo's son, Absalom, is hanged for killing Arthur Jarvis, a South African novel by Alan Paton.
At the end of this novel, the protagonist's village receives agricultural assistance from Napoleon Letsitsi and a gift of thirty-three pounds and four shillings help the protagonist buy a new stove and collars.
Cry, the Beloved Country