A review of Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond’s remarkable debut My Parents’ Marriage.

This is a review of Thembe Khumalo’s collection of essays and short stories, ‘Words and Other Weapons.’

This review explores Sue Nyathi's beautifully written and powerful book, An Angel's Demise.

This is a review of Yvette Lisa Ndlovu's debut collection of short stories 'Drinking from Graveyard Wells.’

A review of Ayọ̀bámi Adébáyọ̀’s latest offering about cultural expectations, economic decline, inequality and plummeting political greed.

A review of Fatima Kara’s heart-breaking debut book, The Train House on Lobengula Street.

This a book review of Zimbabwean poet and musician, Hope Masike's latest collection of horror poems 'Die With Me.'

A review of Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu’s ‘The Quality of Mercy.’ An exceptional story, well written and fulfilling

This is a review of Audrey N. Chirenje's romantic fiction book, 'Appearances or Not.'

A review of Michelle Obama' latest offering The Light We Carry. Obama offers "a glimpse" tools she's used in her life journey so far.

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