July 28

• Zimbabwe: 'Up in Arms' Against Despair, Greed

  AS Heroes Day commemorations approach, it is imperative to reflect on what those sons and daughters of an oppressed and disparaged peasantry were up in arms against, as they... Read more »

June 23

• Zimbabwe: Mungoshi On Home, Identity and Alienation

  ONE of the greatest writers to ever have emerged from the African literary landscape is Charles Mungoshi. His mastery of language; unique blend of understatement and metaphor... Read more »

June 18

• Zimbabwe: 'Somewhere in This Country' in Murewa

  It is not often that ordinary readers of a book get to meet with its author in real life and converse. Read more »

June 09

• Zimbabwe: The Afropolitan Symphony - Voices From Abroad

  Book: Drums of Africa Read more »

June 04

• Zimbabwe: Book Reveals Plight of Disabled Children

  Beaven Tapureta Book Shelf Read more »

May 19

• Zimbabwe: Religion and Culture in African Literature [column]

  RELIGION, according to Emile Durkheim (1988) is "a united system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, that is to say, things that set apart and forbidden beliefs and... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Stereotype Vs Reality in Issue-Based Literature [analysis]

  Poverty is in the orbit of controversy. A point of order has been raised with respect to the direction contemporary African literature seems to be taking. The presentation of the... Read more »

May 05

• Zimbabwe: Hope Abounds 'Somewhere in This Country'

  MEMORY Chirere, in his collection of short stories "Somewhere in this Country" (2006), exposes the void that exists in a society that loses faith in itself, alienates itself and... Read more »

April 07

• Zimbabwe: The Uncertain Journey

  While Zimbabwe's war of liberation has its heroes, Sam, the protagonist in "The Non-Believer's Journey" is not one of them. Read more »

March 31

• Zimbabwe: ZIBF to Tighten Screws On Piracy

  The Anti-Piracy Focus Group convened by the Zimbabwe International Book Fair has announced a multi-sectoral plan to curtail book piracy. Read more »

March 17

• Zimbabwe: Ubuntu - Zimbabwe's Enduring Mainstay

  Stanely Mushava Literature today Read more »

March 10

• Zimbabwe: Success, Failure and Death of a Salesman

  Playwright Arthur Miller examines how the individual is responsible for his or her own failure or success. According to him, failure is not in-born, neither is it inherited, but it... Read more »

February 18

• Zimbabwe: New Book Explores African Challenges

  Artist Tofara Dube has launched his book "Africa Ahead" which explores various issues affecting Africans living in the continent and abroad. Read more »

February 17

• Zimbabwe: Soyinka On Religion, Atheism and Hypocrisy

  THE Nigerian poet and dramatist, Wole Soyinka, uses the satirist trope to lambast man's foibles in his quest to hoodwink his fellows for self-aggrandisement through religion.In... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Why Citizenship Education Is a Must

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February 10

• Zimbabwe: Locating Africa in Christian and Pan-Africanist Dialogue

  Monumental feats are prefigured by an awareness window whereby ideas ferment and flare up public sympathies for a particular cause. Read more »

February 03

• Zimbabwe: 263 Unplugged - Profiles of Women Musicians

  Stanely Mushava Read more »

January 29

• Zimbabwe: Zimunya's Quest for Literature

  Musaemura Zimunya is arguably one of Zimbabwe's most anthologised poets, short story writer and leading scholar of local and international literature. Zimunya's career began in the... Read more »

January 27

• Zimbabwe: Worthy Contribution to Local Research

  Sifelani Tsiko Book Review Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe As Seen Through Poetic Lenses

  Few local poets seek to make a conventional impression, hence the counterpoint of angles which inheres in the tradition. The tradition is a melting pot where individual... Read more »

January 20

• Zimbabwe: Sos for Literature in Indigenous Languages

  Zimbabwean literature has a wealth of indigenous narratives which merit greater appreciation and a durable shelf life. At high tide, local languages cross-fertilised proverbial... Read more »

January 13

• Zimbabwe: Chinodya On Religion and Scepticism

  Book: Chioniso and Other Stories Read more »

January 06

• Zimbabwe: Re-Framing Beauty, Power of the Short Story

  Stanely Mushava Literature Read more »

December 23, 2013

• Zimbabwe: An Insight Into Women's Struggles

  Jade Yeung Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mabasa's Anatomy of Human Madness

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