Voices of Liberation: Jabulani Nobleman “Mzala” Nxumalo is a comprehensive intellectual and political recovery of one of South Africa’s most formidable yet under-examined revolutionary thinkers. Edited and introduced by Mandla J. Radebe, the manuscript brings together Mzala Nxumalo’s early and mature writings alongside a richly contextualized biographical narrative that traces his development from rural KwaZulu-Natal to the center of global anti-imperialist struggle. The book situates Mzala within the 1976 generation, exile politics, the ANC-SACP alliance, and the theory and practice of people’s war, revealing him as both a disciplined Marxist-Leninist cadre and a rigorous public intellectual. Through close engagement with his interventions on nationalism, ethnicity, armed struggle, imperialism, and collaborationist politics, the manuscript demonstrates the enduring relevance of Mzala’s thought to contemporary South Africa’s unresolved national and class contradictions. More than a historical archive, the book is a theoretical intervention that restores Mzala’s method, clarity, and revolutionary seriousness to current debates on liberation and socialism