Thirty years after apartheid, South Africa stands not as the promised land of reconciliation, but as a wounded experiment in moral decay. In The Perverted Ubuntu, Chris Kanyane delivers a searing, uncompromising diagnosis of how the sacred African philosophy of Ubuntu — once the heartbeat of communal life — was hijacked, politicized, and turned into a tool for power, exclusion, and deceit.
Drawing from the prophetic vision of philosophers, criminologists, and the lived soul of the people, Chris Kanyane unearths the tragic irony of a nation that preaches unity while practicing division.
Yet beyond the anger lies revelation: the birth of Pathfinder Criminology, a revolutionary framework that turns crime, chaos, and corruption into raw material for national renewal.
 
From the Great Trek to the Great Betrayal, from the sacred motto !ke e: /xarra //ke to the rise of the Universal South African, this book travels through the moral anatomy of the Republic — stripping it to the bone and then rebuilding it on conscience, creativity, and courage.
 
Both indictment and invitation, The Perverted Ubuntu is more than a book — it is a call to moral reconstruction, a manifesto for the age of the builders and healers.

It is the philosophical thunder South Africa has long awaited.