Language, voice and literature: expression of African spiritual experience in Zimbabwe’s Chimurenga war narratives

Entanglements of globalisation: representation of K’NAAN’s song waving flag during FIFA World Cup and the re-imag(ni)ng of Africa

African cosmology and the duality of western hegemony: the search for an African identity

Chimurenga War names as parodic critique of imperialism

The paradox of Africa’s poverty: the role of indigenous knowledge in Zimbabwe’s environmental management issues

Demobilisation, reintegration and Ex-combatants: post war traumas in Zimbabwean war literature

‘Down But Not Out’: critical insights in traditional Shona metaphysics

The development nexus and theatre of the youths, by the youths and for the youths in Zimbabwe.

Exploring figurative language of daughtering and fathering in Albert Nyathi's poem my daughter.

Shona names: their origins and import.

Imagi(ni)ng post-independence Zimbabwe: political transition and the rhetoric of transformation in the liberation war literature.

Music, politics, cultural revival: the dialogics of songs at Biras/ Galas in post-independence Zimbabwe.

The depiction of Pungwe meetings (Night vigil) as theatre of the oppressed in selected Zimbabwean war literature.

Representations of trauma from mass violence during Zimbabwe's liberation struggle in selected Zimbabwean literature.

Nganonyorwa dzehondo yechimurenga.

Violence, conflict helix and the reconstruction of gendered identities: a chronotopic imagination In Zimbabwean liberation-war novel and film.

Shaping African identities through Ubuntu philosophy in proverbs:our daily bread.

Chimurenga war narratives, memory, trauma and the traditional psychiatric healing methods in Zimbabwe

Betwixt and between: explorations of liminality in Zimbabwean war discourses

African universities and the challenges of a fragmented linguistic experience: decontaminating the Zimbabwean colonial past