Traditional Intellectuals

Izithunywa Zohlanga use indigenous repertoire and idioms to produce music and literature that speaks directly to the present

Senselessness

Stacy Hardy reviews the English translation of Horacio Castellanos Moya‘s

A PASSPORT BY ANY OTHER NAME

The concept of an Africa without borders for Africans remains

REIMAGINING THE SCRIPT – Saki Mafundikwa

“Don’t be satisfied with stories, how things have gone with

BRANDFORT, LIBERATION CAPITAL [1977-86] – THE URBAN MAP

A supplement publication to the latest edition of Chimurenga Chronic

SONGS FOR WINNIE – LAUNCH OF THE CHRONIC WITH A SEMBLANCE

Chimurenga presents the launch of the latest edition of The

The Power of Green Crayons

Agri Ismaïl recalls growing up off the map... belonging to

The University of Soweto

Frank B. Wilderson draws from his memory of student protests

Sungura Stories

Ranga Mberi travels back in musical time to the 1980s

Imagined Waters

Through the poetry of its mariners – the singers of

Traditional Intellectuals

Izithunywa Zohlanga use indigenous repertoire and idioms to produce music

Brandfort: Liberation Capital [1977-86] – FREE STATE LAUNCH

Celebrating the launch of 'Brandfort: Liberation Capital [1977-86]' in Brandfort,

JABU GOES TO JOBURG- A Chimurenga Fotonovela

First in a new series of fotonovelas produced by Chimurenga

Mamane

Remembering Mam'Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's time in Majwemasweu, Brandfort

THE CHRONIC: BRANDFORT, LIBERATION CAPITAL [1977-86]

A special edition of Chimurenga Chronic, exploring the intellectual, social

THE FASTEST TITLER IN AMERICA

Stella Vincenot reviews Dany Laferrière's Je suis un écrivain japonais

A DREAMSCAPE OF ASTONISHMENT

Rustum Kozain review’s Jose Eduardo Agualusa’s 'My Father's Wives'

THE USEFULNESS OF FORGETTING

The usefulness of forgetting, a review of Were Were Liking's

Threatening the Hormonal Stability of Imbeciles

Stacy Hardy interviews author of 'Senselessness' Horacio Castellanos Moya