“In Weeping Tomato, Vazhure has scaled greater heights here. This is a stellar contribution to the field of Afro Diaspora Literature whose lasting impact will be felt by future generations.” memorychirere.blogspot.com/2024/12/andrew… Thank you so much Andrew Chatora for this beautiful review

Vazhure’s Weeping Tomato: An Intrepid Tale of Interconnected Binary Opposites - writes Andrew Chatora thisisafrica.me/arts-and-cultu…

Grateful that Andrew Chatora’s review of Weeping Tomato is featured in Newsday, courtesy of KhumbuLani BanduLa Muleya. Thank you both🙏🏾💗📚 newsday.co.zw/thestandard/st…

Zimbabwean authors you should have on your TBR! Please, give new authors a chance, we are trying our best and your support and feedback means a lot! Which ones have you read from here?

Some Zimbabwean fiction to add to your list for your Independence reads!🙏🏿

Which and how many Zim authors have you read?

Which Zim book or author have you read? Genres range from romance, short stories, thriller, historical fiction, contemporary, comic etc.

Your story won't land with every reader. But it's not supposed to. Your job isn’t to control how readers interpret your story, because each reader brings their own experience. Your job is to tell it as best YOU can. Some won’t connect with your words, but the right ones will.

Happy anniversary🎊🥂🎺 Onwards and upwards Sahwira💕

Today take a moment to remember Dr Yvonne Vera. Her contributions to Zim and world literature must never be forgotten.

A doorway to other worlds.😇

Happy Independence Day! 🇿🇼 Read a book by a Zimbabwean today. #zim45

Stand by for 24 hours of Farage promotion without scrutiny. You have to hand it to him- to be a politician who gets treated like a commentator celebrity is a real achievement. But only possible with a media that prefers spectacle to scrutiny, and major parties that have never

I don’t speak of this often. My dad was an immigrant. From the moment he arrived in this country he worked hard every day in labouring jobs. My most vivid memory is of his tired and weary eyes and oil stained overalls after a 12 hour factory shift. Even then he managed a smile.

My father was an immigrant. He became an English teacher and then someone who trained students to become teachers. He lived the whole of his life on this 'island'. Was he part of an 'island of strangers'?

This.

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Congratulations to Coco Gauff for an amazing championship at the French Open — the first American singles champion at @RolandGarros in a decade. You make us all proud.