Traditional Intellectuals

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

Together in the Picture

John Peffer scans the photographic styles that image a black

The Way I See It: We Need New Myths

Perhaps the use of alternative points of emphasis is an

Penpoints, Gunpoints, and Dreams:
A history of creative writing instruction in East Africa

From the earnest hustle of our elders in writing during

Homeless in the Afterlife

Myriad and alienating bureaucratic procedures often delay the passing of

THIS THING CALLED SOUL MUSIC

…There is nothing like art – in the oppressor’s sense

IZIMPABANGA ZOMHLABA – Ukulalela ukufundwa kwesiqephu noNombuso Mathibela

Thursday 22 August 2024, 6pm Chimurenga Factory www.panafricanspacestation.org.za

KÀDDU- THE ECHO OF DISSONANT DISCOURSE

More than a mere editorial committee, Kàddu was a research,

NATIONAL HEROES ACRE II & III

by Brian Chikwa, Photographs by Jekesai Njikizanava

Somewhere between a scream and a lullaby

In a city where the boundaries between life and death

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