R210.00The Crossroads
OUBAS Documentary Series
The opening volume of the OUBAS Documentary Series. It sets out the crossroads at which the record was made, and the choices that followed.
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A digital publications catalogue: e-book volumes in nine language editions, licensed documentary and animated film access, and an annual professional subscription to our publication and continuing-education library — all delivered as secure digital downloads and streams.

Founder Interview — Institutional Memory, Accountability & Legacy
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— Institutional Introduction
OUBAS is a knowledge institution: part law library, part museum, part educational press. We preserve institutional memory by connecting scholarship, court proceedings, research records, and documentary media inside a single, permanent archive — designed to be read, cited, and taught for generations, not scrolled and forgotten.
— The Ecosystem
A single platform — sharing one database, one search engine, one metadata framework, and one Digital Companion system. Navigate the archive by knowledge domain.
Documentary Series
R210.00OUBAS Documentary Series
The opening volume of the OUBAS Documentary Series. It sets out the crossroads at which the record was made, and the choices that followed.
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R210.00OUBAS Documentary Series
An examination of the documents that were requested, promised, and never produced — and what their absence reveals.
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R210.00OUBAS Documentary Series
A record of the openings that were available, the remedies within reach, and the moments at which they closed.
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Every OUBAS publication carries QR codes that resolve through the Digital Companion Engine — never directly to a file. Each code opens a managed companion page providing access to research records, court documents, academy lessons, and downloadable resources.
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QR Code
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Digital Companion Engine
Resolves QR to companion page
Companion Page
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Available Resources
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All prices are in South African Rand (ZAR) and are the total amount payable. OUBAS is not presently VAT-registered and does not charge VAT. The full catalogue with live prices is on the pricing page.
Audiobooks
R300 – R350
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Browse the bookstoreEpisode rentals
R20 – R30
Documentary episodes R20; premium Fiction episodes R30 public or R20 for active members. Seven days of streaming. Selected introductions are free.
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R150 – R1,000 / year
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