Nyawiras as communal liberators: Accounting for life preservation roles among African women by Julius M. Gathogo

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Post-apartheid transnationalism in black South African literature: a reality or a fallacy? by Lesibana Rafapa

“…The second main category constituting the theoretical matrix within which I examine the discourses of the five selected novels includes theorists such as Rob Gaylard, in his observation that Es’kia Mphahlele “can be seen as the founder of a tradition of black writing that runs through writers like Miriam Tlali, Mtutuzeli Matshoba, Njabulo Ndebele and Zakes Mda to Phaswane Mpe,” with the thread splicing them together being a grounding of these authors’ writings in the philosophy or worldview of Afrikan Humanism.…”
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