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The Infernal Tower – A rare South African business title offering Bob Aldworth’s firsthand account of the Tollgate Holdings saga and its lasting impact on corporate governance, reputations, and business ethics.
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The Infernal Tower: The Damage to People, Careers and Reputations in Corporate South Africa is a compelling insider account of one of South Africa’s most controversial corporate scandals of the 1990s. Written by Bob Aldworth, with Jeremy Gordin and Benjamin Trisk, this thought-provoking work examines the collapse of Tollgate Holdings and the far-reaching consequences of corporate governance failures, legal disputes, financial mismanagement, and media scrutiny.
Rather than focusing solely on the financial aspects of the scandal, Aldworth offers a deeply personal perspective on the human cost of corporate conflict. The Infernal Tower explores how business decisions, regulatory investigations, and public perception can profoundly affect individuals, families, careers, and reputations. It provides valuable insight into the South African corporate environment during a pivotal period of economic and political transition, making it an important resource for anyone interested in business history, corporate ethics, governance, law, finance, or modern South African affairs.
Published in 1996 by Contra Press, this uncommon South African title has become increasingly difficult to source, particularly in well-preserved condition. The Infernal Tower remains relevant to business professionals, historians, legal practitioners, students of corporate governance, and collectors of South African non-fiction. As both a historical record and a cautionary tale, The Infernal Tower offers a fascinating examination of accountability, leadership, and the lasting impact of corporate controversy.
Whether purchased for research, collecting, or general reading, this is an important addition to any library focusing on South African business, economics, politics, or legal history.
Condition – Good
Covers remain clean with light shelf wear and minor rubbing to the corners and edges. The binding is sound, the text block is clean with light age toning to the page edges, and the pages appear unmarked.






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