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The African Imaginary

The African Imaginary, Lindy

Showcasing contemporary African culture born and raised on the continent.

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10 Favourite Books: Tsitsi Dangarembga

Tsitsi Dangarembga (left) and Khangi Khoza.

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Book reviews: February 2026

Our February selection includes the masterful (and award-winning) debut novel by the author sometimes known as Spoek Mathambo and a memoir about losing one’s sight that will help you see the world differently – plus, a fashion-focused visua...

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Book reviews: January 2026

Women’s experiences are central to our first fictional offerings of the year. And for the non-fiction lovers, there’s an exploration of immigrant experiences in central Joburg, plus avant-garde contemporary art.

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One of Literature’s Most Elusive Celebrities, Tsitsi Dangarembga. And me

To my mind there could never have been another ‘first guest’ on this podcast. Not just because she inspired our name, but because she is one of the most formidable people alive. (‘Formidable’ being a combination of impressive, intimidating ...

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