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The Sweet Story of Imbuya and Ulude
Known as imbuya in isiNdebele,
isiZulu or isiXhosa, and Mowa
In ChiShona, Thepe in Sepedi
or Setswana, or Sesotho; or wild
spinach or amaranth or pigweed
in English—this vastly...
Which Language Should be Ditched or Destroyed?
Looking at the state that this world finds itself in,
perhaps one can be forgiven for asking an ostensibly
lackluster, lousy, irrelevant or irreverent question like:
If...
You Have The Audacity In This City!
In isiNdebele language, there is a saying:
imithwa ngokuphindwa, which generally
emphasizes the importance of repeating
something for impact, import or certainty.
Bulawayo— metropolitan and culturally rich—
has its...
You Didn’t Tell Me
I hear the beautiful buzz
as you beat your wily wings
11 400 times per minute. Wow!
I was going to firmly follow you
if you had told...
All They Seek Is to Keep their Culture Alive
They have lived in Australia as skilled gleaners of flora
and hunters of fauna, and friendly catchers of fish for years.
Their intimate and bold bond...
