Counting down the hours to the The African Book Circle X Spaces conversation this afternoon.... #excited

A review of our book of the month, Words and Other Weapons by Thembe Khumalo written by Bee's Write Life ! dlitreview.com/2024/01/26/wor…

Ooooh... I just read your review! I love how you understood and unpacked the stories. Thank you so much!

Love this!

Quote of the day: “Without courage we cannot practice any other virtue with consistency. We can’t be kind, true, merciful, generous, or honest.” ~Maya Angelou

Wow! That's wild!!! Congratulations

Goodness! This is intense

So now with no #TheRiver1Magic and no Gomora Mzansi Magic (yes I was behind like that) what are we supposed to do in this life? I love #AdultingShowmax but it's not quite bingeable

Happy Thursday! I hope you are all well and ready for Sunday the 25th at 14:00 GMT, as we will be reviewing Lucky Girl by Irene M. Ndiritu ! Hope you are able to join us!

Huge congratulations to Memory Chirere on winning the NAMA for Outstanding Poetry Book. Shamhu YeZera Renyu is a masterpiece that took over 10 years to create & I hope this win inspires more Zimbabweans to write in their mother tongues. I wish Memory continued success 🎉🧡📚🥂

I second this

What an honour! Thank you Rudo 💖

15 SHORT STORY COLLECTIONS YOU SHOULD READ! #whatsrudoreading

Did someone say "Imposter syndrome"? Read my piece on the Lionesses blog lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2024/04/1…

#BookClubSaturday with author Angela Makholwa was lit! 🔥 An insightful session digging into her debut novel ‘Red Ink’ and the story of the notorious Napoleon Dingiswayo. Angela absolutely indulged our queries and curiousities. Glorious indeed. See you next month 😙

Black woman executives, how do you wield influence & drive change? On May 22, B-WEL will host the webinar “Black Women’s Branding Blueprint,” about crafting your unique professional identity. With Dr. Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg, Thembe Khumalo, & Kosi Harris. RSVP globalfundforwomen.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Watching an episode of The Republic on Showmax South Africa - heart racing, breath shallow, teeth clenched - I'm thinking: Who writes like this? Who has this talent for engaging audiences? Well, I should have known - Phathutshedzo Makwarela and Gwydion Beynon. What a gift! I am in awe.

“I liked to hear you talk And your style Pleased me for a while. You were my early love New as a day breaking in Spring You were the image of Everything That caused me to sing. How I loved to see you shine, And you were mine. For a time. For a time. Just for a time.” — Maya

Stunning 👌🏽

I've always wondered: Why do women in soap operas always wear high heels around the house. Like, what's the rationale... (from a storytelling or any other point of view).