George Alagiah Books in Order

George Alagiah combines memories of moving to Ghana as a child with experiences reporting across Africa. His account examines individual lives amid violence and suffering, reflecting on his responsibilities as a journalist and the hope that persists alongside the continent's political tragedies.

Beginning with his arrival at a British boarding school in 1967, Alagiah reflects on migration, belonging, and national identity. Combining memoir with political argument, he examines racism and multiculturalism, questioning how Britain can help immigrant communities participate in a shared society.

Corrupt land deals fuel anger and violence in South Africa, and the murder of a promising young figure intensifies the crisis. Conflict mediator Lindi and her childhood friend Kagiso are caught in the upheaval, struggling to protect themselves while confronting threats to their country's future.