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This jhumpa lahiri interview reminded me of a time when Ngugi waThiongo and I were trying to learn Welsh
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The forgotten masterpieces of African modernismhttp://gu.com/p/467m5/stw
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Another new book on Understanding Zimbabwe, from liberation to authoritarianismhttps://global.oup.com/academic/product/understanding-zimbabwe-9780190634889?q=Dorman&lang=en&cc=us# …
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A. Igoni Barrett's Blackass on my reading listhttp://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/apr/13/blackass-a-race-rewrite-of-kafkas-metamorphosis?CMP=share_btn_fb …
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#Harare - A Blind Prospector in Bambazonke Country -@percyzvomuya http://www.theconmag.co.za/2016/04/13/a-blind-prospector-in-bambazonke-country/ … via@TheConMag -
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#Racheldolezal writing a book about her experience identifying as black to be released in March 2017http://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/apr/13/rachel-dolezal-signs-publishing-deal-book-race-black-white …
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‘New-Generation African Poets’ showcases rich and varied artistry -Washington Post
@chrisabani@kwamedaweshttps://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/new-generation-african-poets-showcases-rich-and-varied-artistry/2016/04/12/779713aa-fa79-11e5-886f-a037dba38301_story.html …
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Photos by Malick Sidibé, a creative force of African culture, are showing in New York http://nyti.ms/1SdzaSQ pic.twitter.com/ZtjXEXzNB1
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Sometimes I like to sit in the park and read. My latest ebook is
@DavidColtart's autobiography - Struggle Continues.pic.twitter.com/5wffyuZZP0
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a feature on Zim dancehall musichttp://www.mixologi.com/zimdancehall-voice-zimbabwes-youth/ …
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Re-imagining Africa folktales for a new millennium http://www.reimaginedstories.com/ via
@PstvlyAfrican
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Fruits and vegetables taste better in Europe...haha, really?http://www.vox.com/2016/2/12/10972140/fruits-vegetables-taste-better-europe …
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One of the 1st authors I spoke to when I joined
@WeaverPress as Editorial Assistant in 2004 was Alex Kanengoni, still remember his laughter. -
Sad to hear of the passing of Zimbabwean writer Alexander Kanengoni, his corpus of war novels helped me understand the liberation struggle.
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On Malick Sidibé and Nick Brandt: Framing Africa In Contrasting Lenses http://www.okayafrica.com/news/malick-sidibe-nick-brandt-framing-africa/ … via
@okayafrica
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“Public Radio Will Outlive Digital, Promise” by
@eaXLRhttps://medium.com/thoughts-on-journalism/public-radio-will-outlive-digital-promise-254c69b1a5e1#.qp18ya40s …
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Writer
@DroEdwige discusses the lit scene and Afropolitans with@zunguzungu at the@newinquiryhttp://thenewinquiry.com/essays/opening-the-gate/ …
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A short documentary about Zim-dancehall https://www.facebook.com/Mixologi/videos/1174173172595636/ …
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Yay, these women leading by example - Zimbabwe's Mighty Warriors qualify for the Africa Women Cup of Nations, & they will be in Rio too!
Tinashe Mushakavanhu
Jill E. Kelly
Matthew Shenoda
The New York Times
Roxanne L. Scott
Aaron Leaf
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