This is an edited extract from prolific writer Zukiswa Wanner’s new novel, Love Marry Kill
Audiobooks narrated in authentic voices slowly start featuring on the company’s releases
On a recent trip to northern Nigeria, Zukiswa Wanner finds solace through African sisterhood in a time of xenophobia
"One just has to look at his legacy."
"Maybe we see possibilities in each other’s countries that we don’t see in our own."
Leaders of this continent need to pay attention to the intellectual need of the majority of the population.
As part of the festival, the organisers have worked on ensuring that they nurture a new generation of Somali readers and writers
"Our own libraries, like some of our bookstores, seem to sneer at homegrown literature."
As we continue using the same blueprint, we will continue mourning the high illiteracy rates and low returns in the book market
"I wonder why Zille and her ilk find it okay to speak of “black privilege” a mere 25 years after black people got the vote without reparations."