By Duncan Mnisi In the realm of African folklore and cultural storytelling, Indaba, My Children by Vusamazulu C. Mutwa stands out as a profound literary treasure, weaving together myth, history, and spirituality. First published in 1964, this collection of folktales paints a vivid tapestry of Africa’s ancestral past, celebrating the resilience and richness of indigenous…
By Duncan Mnisi Domestic violence remains one of society’s most hidden yet destructive crises. In Broken Mirrors: My Journey from Shattered Dreams to Healing and Hope, Christopher Ndlovu bravely lifts the veil on this painful reality through his own lived experience. The “broken mirrors” in his title serve as a haunting metaphor for shattered childhoods…
By Duncan Mnisi Port St Johns & Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape – In an era where global narratives often overshadow local voices, the Funda Mpondo Literary Festival stands as a vibrant platform dedicated to amplifying the stories, heritage, and languages of South Africa’s rural communities. Led by Nomawele Njongo under the auspices of KwaziThina Publishers, the…
By Duncan Mnisi In a fast-paced world where women juggle multiple demands, many are turning to faith for strength. Joyce Meyer’s new book, Habits of a Godly Woman, is striking a chord with Christian women worldwide, offering encouragement and practical steps to grow spiritually. Since its release, the book has drawn glowing reviews. Kamogelo, a…