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Blog Indaba retweeted
When I read Hlomu the Wife for the first time, to me, she was the epitome of powerful and perfect, albeit flawed. But then enter Zandile. She ruined my perspective of Hlomu🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣she made her out to seem like a drunkard with scruffy hair, and no sense whatsoever🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Blog Indaba retweeted
I'm embarrassed to say, I haven't been to Binga yet 🙈
This is Binga. Everything they told you about the place being interesting was true.
We really enjoyed that one and we can’t wait to do it again!!
#TripsByPamushana
Blog Indaba retweeted
Where it all began.
Doing a yoga asana on a boat on Lake Naivasha, Kenya.
This is where I wrote the story "An Elegy for Easterly", at the Caine Prize Workshop 2007.
A year later I was published!!
Photographed from a (great) distance by lovely Darrel Bristol-Bovey @dbbovey
Blog Indaba retweeted
On this TL, I celebrate black women and their achievements, whether big or small.
To the black women:
I see you.
I celebrate you.
I want you to celebrate yourself.
You matter.
You are special.
You rock.
❤️❤️❤️
Blog Indaba retweeted
Super excited to have my poem, Love Ya Cibemba, featured in Issue 7 of Ubwali.😊🥂
All the literary pieces in this edition are such a great read. Indulge below.
@AfroBloggers @Izrus_Isba @Benjamin_Watch @Beatonm5 @TakuNdangana @BlogIndaba
Issue 7!
ubwali.com/current-issue
Stories by Mbozi Haimbe, Bwalya S.
Kondwani, Gracious Kabungo, & Anisha Simutowe;
essays by Jolezya Adeyemo & Lombe Kabinga;
poetry by Mushasho Phiri, Doreen Mwenda, Dailess
Moyo, Gideon Lukupwa, Lakish’a, & Nsatusile
Mgode; art by Mayase Zulu.
Blog Indaba retweeted
What if I told you that mestizaje did not eliminate racism, but made it invisible?"
Ife opens Latin American Afro Storytellers with a story that moves from Bogotá to the Chocó coast, asking who gets erased when a country calls itself mixed afrobloggers.org/the-human-b…
Blog Indaba retweeted
A new experience in Harare is around the corner, for those who love jazz and those who are simply curious. Join us for the 1st edition of “Addicted to Jazz” on Sunday, 1 November at Pastis Bistro & Bar... @Radioactive_Hub – at Harare, Zimbabwe
Blog Indaba retweeted
I recently learnt about the death of a fellow blogger, James “Dante” Midzi @Psypher1, known to some as The Mad Blogger, who blogged at mydialectics.wordpress.com.
becomingthemuse.net/2026/10/… via @Beatonm5
Blog Indaba retweeted
Dear Friends: You are invited to our Live Zoom Poetry Sit-In with 25 African Poets! (Poets To Be Revealed soon!)
Saturday Nov 7
4PM to 7PM SAST
7AM-10AM MST
Please register here to attend as part of our wonderful audience: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi… ♥🫶🔥💯
Blog Indaba retweeted
WhatsApp account takeovers- What is going on?
Writes @MissChiMystique
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@nustfmzw @MidlandsState @Techzim @JsnetAfrica
Blog Indaba retweeted
Turning a Hobby into a Business: Growth or Slow Death? - @miss_nsatu
afrobloggers.org/turning-a-h…
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The story of Danai Gurira's Almasi Arts is not one of just another theatre company but a creative force reshaping Zimbabwe's arts sector
In the Africa Voices Now! Festival they put all this hard work on stage for 3 weeks
🎥: @focusontsu
#AlmasiArts #AVN2026
Blog Indaba retweeted
So excited to be featured by @AfroBloggers 💛
In this article, I share how I’ve grown a lifelong love of words into a creative arts business. I also reflect on the tension between doing something for fun vs for profit.
Read the full article below:
afrobloggers.org/turning-a-h…
