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Jonathan Ball, who established the publishing house carrying his name in 1976, has died in Cape Town of cancer.
He was 69.
Asked for comment, Ashton said: Jon hated soundbites. But he will be missed.
Ball rocked the political establishment in 1978 when he published the controversial book T
he Super-Afrikaners, which exposed the extent to which a secretive organisation influenced South African society.
He was surrounded by his children when he died, just after 15:00 on Saturday.
Jonathan Ball Publishers and News24 are subsidiaries of Media24.
Famed publisher Jonathan Ball, 69, dies in Cape Town News24 Wire He was surrounded by his children when he died, just after 15:00 on Saturday.
Jonathan Ball, who established the publishing house carrying his name in 1976, has died in Cape Town of cancer.
He was 69.
Asked for comment, Ashton said: “Jon hated soundbites. But he will be missed.”
Ball rocked the political establishment in 1978 when he published the controversial book The Super-Afrikaners , which exposed the extent to which a secretive organisation influenced South African society.
He was surrounded by his children when he died, just after 15:00 on Saturday.
Jonathan Ball Publishers and News24 are subsidiaries of Media24.
He died after a short battle with cancer; h
e was 69.
Friends and colleagues in the industry remember Ball as an incredible man and a brave publisher.
Jonathan Ball, who established the publishing house carrying his name, has been labelled as an extremely brave publisher, independent thinker and straight talker.
Ball, who went into publishing in 1976, died on Saturday afternoon following a short battle with cancer. He was 69.
Eugene Ashton, chief executive of Jonathan Ball Publishers, confirmed to News24 that Ball died in Cape Town just after 15:00, and was surrounded by his family.
Ashton said Ball had established one of the great liberal publishing houses in South Africa, which published several books challenging the current government as well as the Apartheid government.
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