Moving Worlds

Volume 5 Number 1

Postcolonial Cities: Africa

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• Contents

  • EDITORIAL

    • David Richards

  • DRAMA

    • Brendon Nicholls, Reintroducing Tsitsi Dangarembga’s

      She No Longer Weeps

  • FICTION

    • Jackee Budesta Batanda, City Link
    • Brian Chikwava, Dancing to The Jazz Goblin & His Rhythm
    • Liz Gunner, Bettina’s Legs

  • POETRY

    • Niyi Osundare, Eko

  • ARTICLES

    • Duncan Brown, Narrative, Memory, and Mapping:

      Ronnie Govender’s ‘At the Edge’ and Other Cato Manor Stories

    • Carrol Clarkson, Visible and Invisible:

      What Surfaces in Recent Johannesburg Novels?

    • M.J. Daymond, From a Shadow City: Lilian Ngoyi’s Letters, 1971-1980,

      Orlando, Soweto

    • Brian T. Edwards, Following Casablanca:

      Recasting the Postcolonial City

    • Said Graiouid, Creative Deviations in a Global Market:

      Undocumented Cultures and Moroccan Identities

    • Andrew M. Ivaska, Contesting ‘National Culture’:

      The Short Life of a Tanzanian Ban on ‘Soul’

    • Abdellatif Khayati, Picturing the Urban Homeless in Casablanca
    • Ulrike Hanna Meinhof and Zafimahaleo Rasolofondraosolo,

      Malagasy Song-Writer Musicians in Transnational Settings

    • Jane Plastow, Making Theatre in the Opera House, Asmara, Eritrea
    • Polly Savage, El Anatsui: Texts, Contexts, Textiles and Gin
    • Cheryl Stobie, Somatics, Space, Surprise: Creative Dissonance in

      Barbara Adair’s In Tangier We Killed the Blue Parrot

  • REVIEWS

  • NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS