Grief Sucks But Hope Again: Brill Pongo’s Memoir of Loss and Pain 

WINTER days are made for reading. Nothing slaps with massive compact efficiency as spending a lazy, frosty afternoon in your bed donning smelly PJs with your favourite book and a mug of nutty blackest coffee ever known to humankind. Or a glassful of earthy gin or whatever your poison is, for the tipplers.  Fortunately, as this year’s July takes on her chilly traverse into the multiverse of what’s…

Wadzanai Ashley Mushakwe is Turning His Life Stories into Self-help Books

They say that life is a journey. Wadzanai Ashley Mushakwe is inclined to concur. The entrepreneur, author, motivational speaker and sportsman’s journey has been full of thrills and excitement, trials and tribulations failures and successes, ups and downs, twists and turns.

One of the turns gladly plunged Wadzanai down the path of writing which he now proudly walks. To date, he is a published…

To celebrate Zimbabwe’s fortieth Independence day anniversary, NAACP Image Awards nominated author Petina Gappah hosted a question and answers session on Twitter on her experience in writing and reading about the Southern African country.

“Zim turns 40! I am celebrating independence by hosting a Twitter Q and A about writing and reading Zimbabwe! If there’s a question you want to ask me about my…