The Herald (Harare)
Government-owned newspaper published in the capital city.
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September 20
Zimbabwe: Book Celebrating Rural Development Heroines Launched
Women who played a pivotal role in rural community development during the armed struggle have been acknowledged in a mighty 600-page book titled "Leading from Behind: Women in… Read more »
July 03
Zimbabwe: Poetry Gems in 'Death of the Commissar'
When they do, they literally sweep you away from your feet and before you know it, you will be transformed to a new place. Read more »
May 15
Zimbabwe: Juju, Ganja and Mafia At Dynamos
Today Zimbabwe'S global avatar has maxed out on grand narratives and pop consumables but occasionally underestimated the place of biography as a long night of the soul. Read more »
February 22
Zimbabwe: Cry for Innovative Vernacular Poetry Continues
The year is 1994. New Shona poetry anthologies such as "Tipeiwo Dariro" (Ed Chirikure Chirikure, College Press), "Ngatisimukei", and a revised edition of "Mutakunanzva Wenhetembo"… Read more »
December 08, 2016
Zimbabwe: Writers End Year in Own Style
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November 16, 2016
Zimbabwe: Writer Introduces Unusual Style
A newly published "novel" titled "The Circumcision of Adam and Eve" (2016, Harp Bookz International) by young writer/publisher Tatenda Charles Munyuki is an experimental deviation… Read more »
October 24, 2016
Zimbabwe: Chigumadzi's Noiseworthy Debut
During the launch of her book in South Africa last year, Panashe Chigumadzi stressed that her coming-of-age novel "Sweet Medicine" happens in Zimbabwe but is not about Zimbabwe.… Read more »
August 03, 2016
Zimbabwe: Happy Moments At Book Fair
Although writers and related stakeholders were disappointed by the last-minute cancellation of this year's much-awaited ZIBF Literary Evening, there were happier moments which hung… Read more »
July 03, 2016
Zimbabwe: Kutyauripo Redefines the Historical Novel
"What I think a novelist can teach is something very fundamental, namely to indicate to his readers, to put it crudely that we in Africa did not hear of culture for the first time… Read more »
May 30, 2016
Zimbabwe: Do We Still Need Book Reviewers?
Throughout history, book reviewers have sometimes been comically off the mark in their assessments. A New York Times reviewer described Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita as "dull, dull,… Read more »
March 09, 2016
Zimbabwe: Libraries Must Adapt
The library, one of the foremost cultural sites, is ceding its influence to digital technology as visits edge downward in different parts of the world. In Zimbabwe, lukewarm… Read more »
March 07, 2016
Zimbabwe: After Marechera - Subversion, Reinvention
Zimbabwean literature's millennial strivings are occasionally seen as tending to experiment, although the majority of cases can be put down to importation and repetition. Either… Read more »
Zimbabwe: The Search for Home in Zimbabwean Literature
THE quest for home and a sense of belonging is the substance of Zimbabwean literature. This is not a sweeping assertion that makes one liable to oversimplification of matters.… Read more »
February 29, 2016
Zimbabwe: Eppel Vs Muzanenhamo - Stylish but Cryptic
Literature Today Book: Textures Authors: John Eppel & Togara Muzanenhamo Publishers: amaBooks (2014) ISBN: 978-0-7974-9498-5 When the muses refuse to smile on a poet, he runs… Read more »
February 08, 2016
Zimbabwe: Huchu's Intriguing Mental Journeys
I admire the parallel process arrangement of this novel. Three separate stories running together like three fine novellas from one shelf, only "confluencing" together at the very… Read more »
January 25, 2016
Zimbabwe: Tuku Files - Humanising the Superstar
While Mutamba has the material to premise his judgments on, his heavily editorialised narrative does not present Tuku the human as opposed to the saint, but the convict as opposed… Read more »
January 18, 2016
Zimbabwe: Masters and Disruptive Innovators
Muchuri explores inordinate greed and taking of power over the defenceless by society's privileged. Most of the problems in the novel are caused by the worship of money and power. Read more »
January 11, 2016
Zimbabwe: Politics of Inequality in Africa
Book: Inequality Read more »
January 06, 2016
Zimbabwe: Novel Exposes Church Wolves
Religion has become a subject of interest for fiction writers in Zimbabwe. The probe being made through the written word seemingly intends to expose the demise of true worship.… Read more »
January 04, 2016
Zimbabwe: Counter-Extremes of the Black Identity
The post-prophetic US is characterised by increasing repression and stratagems of co-optation by the political and corporate establishment. Read more »
December 28, 2015
Zimbabwe: Missing Angles in Development Narratives
The Bright Continent Author: Dayo Olopade Publisher: Houghton Mifflin ISBN: 978-0-547-67831-3 The United Nations (UN) solicits European entries for a poster design competition to… Read more »
December 21, 2015
Zimbabwe: Chimurenga Maverick's Journey
Book: Lion Songs Author: Banning Eyre Read more »
December 07, 2015
Zimbabwe: Caging Elephant in the Digital Room
Literature Today Book: The Digital Disconnect Author: Robert W. McChesney Publisher: New Press (2013) ISBN: 978-1-59558-891-3 Read more »
November 23, 2015
Zimbabwe: A Man of Many Colours
- "Thomas' (Mapfumo) career was certainly compromised, if not ruined, by his move to America," notes Banning Eyre in his new book on the musician titled "Lion Songs: Thomas Mapfumo… Read more »
November 02, 2015
Zimbabwe: Chingozie Obioma's Star-Crossed Fishermen
The Fishermen Author: Chingozie Obioma Publisher: Pushkin Press (2015) ISBN: 978 0 992918 25 5 "The Fishermen", a notable debut by Nigerian novelist Chingozie Obioma, multiphases… Read more »
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