READING FRED HO
By Chimurenga / September 13, 2021
Gwen Ansell and Salim Washington celebrate the revolutionary life, language and hard-ass leadership of an unconventional saxophonist, composer and generous collaborator.
Survivor’s Guide to Smelling Naais
By Chimurenga / April 5, 2017
In the pre-Apocalypse, Zayaan Khan nurses the Apartheid hangover that carved up […]
The Agronomist
By Chimurenga / August 5, 2019
Stacy Hardy follows the path of JJ Machobane, the social visionary, writer and agronomist from Lesotho, who challenged orthodox colonial thinking about land and land use.
WHO WILL SAVE THE SAVIOURS?
By Chimurenga / August 11, 2021
A close gaze at the collective apathy that killed Dr. Sebi
From Seven Modes for Hood Science
By Chimurenga / August 11, 2021
The black spirit is universally sick with dissimulation and at the same time triumphant in its incessantly performed healing, having turned suffering into a kind of spectacular wellness
A Brief History of Fufu Pounding
By Chimurenga / June 20, 2017
The preparation of fufu is a far from the drudgery and waste of time bemoaned by the World Bank.
HOME IS WHERE THE MUSIC IS
By Chimurenga / August 25, 2021
The latest addition to the Chimurenganyana series