From the dusty streets of Rockville, Soweto, to the windswept shores of Robben Island, Locked In, Rising Still – A Journey from Soweto to Robben Island is the extraordinary memoir of Dede R.J. Ntsoelengoe, a freedom fighter, father, storyteller, and custodian of memory. Arrested in the struggle against apartheid, he endured years of imprisonment, torture, and separation from his family. Yet his story is not only one of pain but of resilience, reconciliation, and purpose.

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With raw honesty and vivid detail, Dede traces his path through struggle and loss, love and betrayal, faith and forgiveness. From the gates of Robben Island to the heart of his community in Khayelitsha, he reflects on the meaning of freedom, the weight of legacy, and the duty to uplift those who come after us.

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This is more than a personal history; it is a testament to the human spirit's endurance and a call to serve, remember, and hope.

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Excerpt from the Book
n"When the prison gates closed behind me, I thought my life had ended. I did not yet know that my spirit was learning to fly."

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Locked In, Rising Still - A Journey From Soweto to Robben Island

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