Freedom Charter: The Great Deception is a groundbreaking exposé that uncovers the hidden truths behind the Freedom Charter, revealing it as a document designed to legitimise land dispossession and prioritise settler interests over the rights of the indigenous African majority. The author delves into the depths of political deception and the ongoing struggle for justice, arguing that the Charter's promises of freedom masked a more insidious agenda, to maintain white dominance and preserve the colonial status quo. As long as the Freedom Charter remains unchallenged, the vision of a truly liberated Azania, with equitable land ownership, improved service delivery, and economic justice, remains unattainable. This book provides a critical analysis of the Charter's impact on the modern socio-political landscape, offering readers a deeper understanding of its historical significance and consequences. The Charter is examined through the lens of the liberation struggle in Azania (South Africa) and Pan-Africanist thought, as championed by Robert Sobukwe and other revolutionary leaders. Readers are invited not only to engage with this critique but also to apply the true principles of liberation in their own analysis of the Freedom Charter. Freedom Charter: The Great Deception is a clarion call to reassess South Africa's negotiated settlement, confront the compromises that hindered true liberation, and reclaim a future rooted in African independence, dignity, unity, and self-determination by breaking free from the ideological shackles of the Freedom Charter.