If she were to listen to her stomach she’d have long ceased eating, but then this isn’t really an issue of the stomach at all. And it’s...

In her debut novel Lebo Mazibuko ushers us into the world of Naledi, Dineo and Norah (Mama). These three people are tied by blood ...

I enjoyed the fact that although the story is fictionalized it is based on actual research of the underground life on the streets of Harare.

An anthology of stories that give the reader an understanding of the multi-layered and life altering nature of the Zimbabwean dispersion.

From Lusaka, to Lagos and to London there is just enough family drama to keep one flipping the pages.

‘Transcendent Kingdom’ is a beautiful and easy read that handles difficult issues with care. It’s a steady and slow paced read that’ll ...

I have never read so much drama in one family, well of course the Mafus in Sue Nyathi’s A Family Affair come close.

Twenty six short stories by Charles Mungoshi in one book, what a gift! This is a collection which bears truths that have stood the test ...

At the heart of this story are two women Nwabulu and Julie who meet under unusual circumstances, but it is this meet up that sparks ...

This collection is made up of 12 stories which explore themes such as migration, family, love, belonging and community.

‘Our Lady of the Nile’ is a novel originally written in French by Scholastique Mukasonga and is translated into English by Melanie Mauthner.

Chasing Butterflies is such a warm and promising title but that is where all the warmth ends because this is such a chilling read!

The twenty short stories in this book make up a beautiful collection. The introduction by Ben Okri is befitting, enlightening, comforting

There are thirteen stories in this collection which focus on a wide array of topical themes. Mopai takes us into a South African experience

This book had me reflecting on what it means to be human, to be ‘different,’ and labeled. Written in a free flowing style ...