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Imbiza Journal for African Writing
Vol. 1 | Issue 1 | Featured Stories
- “Rememorying of Slavery”- South African Wine Farms and Intangible Slave Memory by Simamkele Dlakavu
- Decoloniality in the Fiction of Ngugi Wa Thiong’o by Brian Sibanda, Phd
- Eelements of Culture in Health Communication – an IsiZulu Translation of the Photonovel an Ounce of Prevention as a Casestudy by Thandeka Maseko
- Grappling with Anti-Establishment Broadcasting History of South Africa – On Political Communication and the ANC’s Anti-Apartheid Radio Freedom by Siyasanga M. Tyali, Phd
- The Changing Topography of Short Story Writing in South Africa by Siphiwo Mahala, Phd
- “The other side of Apartheid Memories” – The ‘WAITING’ Motif1 in Njabulo S. Ndebele’s The Cry of Winnie Mandela by Osita Ezeliora, Phd
Imbiza Journal for African Writing
Vol. 1 | Issue 2 | Women’s Voices Edition
August 2021
Imbiza Journal for African Writing
Vol. 1 | Issue 3 | Poetry Africa Edition
Synopsis
Although this publication is not exhaustive in representing contemporary poets from South Africa, Africa and the diaspora, it makes a strong statement about its commitment to amplifying African voices. The new generation of poets include Siphokazi Jonas, the featured poet at this year’s Poetry Africa, the phenomenal Koleka Putuma, and Page, who developed through the ranks of Poetry Africa as a regular participant in their Poetry Slam component, continue to entrench their voices on the cultural landscape. Imbiza exists because poets, writers and scholars exist and need publishing platforms.
Siphiwo Mahala, PhD.
Editor-in-Chief