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How language lives and dies

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How language lives and dies
'Shona and Ndebele have become languages of the diaspora'
'Translation keeps language alive'
BY CHIKWAPURO
I have always been curious that Julius Nyerere translated Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar'. Not being...
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22.6.2006 0:00

New novel from the doyen of alienation

BY BRIAN CHIKWAVA
The title of the novel - Worm Head - announces that this is Bart...
22.6.2006 0:00

Dances with hope and vision

BY TINS MAGABA
'Dance is alive!'
Tumbuka dancer, Brian Geza decided to take his dancing shoes to the...
22.6.2006 0:00

ZIFF on track

HARARE - The Zimbabwe International Film Festival is on schedule for this year with 300...

14.6.2006 0:00

First retro exhibition of stone sculpture opens in London

LONDON - While stone has been sculpted in Zimbabwe for 1000 years, its modern incarnation is...

14.6.2006 0:00

Bulawayo Music Festival comes to life

BY TINS MAGABA

BULAWAYO - Organised by a dedicated team of volunteers led by Performing Arts Bulawayo...

14.6.2006 0:00

Ingonyama to tour Namibia

BY TINS MAGABA

Hailing from the small but richly talented community of Dete, in the Matebeleland...

14.6.2006 0:00

Mutasas stroke of genius

BY MAGAISA IBENZI

WARD 12, PARIRENYATWA HOSPITAL, HARARE - It is worth noting that months after five...

14.6.2006 0:00

Location, cost and convenience

Location, cost and convenience

The interesting thing about a Zimbabwean wedding is that you never know where...

8.6.2006 0:00

Art and Culture

Estonian theatre comes to Zimbabwe
By Tins Magaba
Estonia is a small country in the Baltic regions that...

1.6.2006 0:00

Africa’s star shines in Hollywood

BY TINS MAGABA
Ugandan, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, is undoubtedly Africa's mega film star in the making....

1.6.2006 0:00

Mhlanga targeted as “enemy of the people”

By TREVOR GRUNDY
Controversial Zimbabwean cultural activist and playwright Cont Mhlanga has claimed that he and other...

1.6.2006 0:00

U’zambezi – modern-day imbube musicians

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
LONDON - U'zambezi are a performing arts ensemble based in the United Kingdom...

1.6.2006 0:00

Art and books in Bulawayo

With the Zimbabwean publishing industry on the wane due to economic challenges facing the country, it...

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