Apartheid's Achilles Heel

In 2011, it was uncovered that the African National Congress (ANC) dispatched two operatives to Ireland in the late 1970s to acquire fresh bomb-making and reconnaissance techniques at an Irish Republican Army (IRA) training camp. 

Later in 1980, the ANC requested the help of two IRA volunteers in the bombing of the Sasol oil refinery near Johannesburg, dealing a significant blow to the South African apartheid regime. 

This book, "Apartheid's Achilles Heel: The IRA-ANC Bombing of the Power Station", delves into the intricate details of this operation and how it was potentially executed.