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in loneliness at that moment of parting” (26), the address gives pertinence to the assertion that “regardless of how one dies or ...

the artificial borders and walls erected consequent upon colonialism, Serote traverses the distant pre-colonial African past, li ...

survival amidst the barrage of external hostilities leaves one with the paradox of its present lugubrious state of poverty. This ...

violence that have characterized the formation and consolidation of the South African nation, even at their most unique, fall wi ...

Oliver Tambo),^77 memory traverses all the various spaces of liberation struggle in KwaZulu Natal, which serves as a metonym for ...

intervention constitutes an attempt to reconnect with an age and movement defined by the struggle for liberation. Both the age a ...

Lament and Song provides the groundwork for the study of History is the Home Address. This is precisely because History is the H ...

motion” with integral diversities. If “motion” is integrally implied in the condition of the postcolonial state, it is made more ...

This study, however, aspires to transcend what is ordinarily perceptible in the collection to point at the sensitivity of the co ...

economic powers does not reduce their influence on the postcolonial states. This is why a more aggressive effort must be made on ...

spatiality, they, contrary to popular assumption, owe their origin to the world of the living, the postcolonial nation state. It ...

The position makes greater sense when one realizes that the present postmodern age of globalization draws currency from the age ...

at the moment is a veritable illustration of the power “generation” that is involved in the abstraction of both time and space. ...

alienation rather than empowered by a presence in the fluid reality of everyday life. The constitution of the nation as already ...

which at the moment may sound incongruous at best; however, such thinking often lays the foundation for an ontology of the futur ...

imperialism” (27). No wonder then that when Serote opens the six-part poem,^81 it is with a reflection on the impact of imperial ...

is evinced by the fact that the instituted atmosphere of romance is at best a means to a very crucial end: This is why: she look ...

To appeal to Zeleza (2003:8) once more, progressive African intellectuals often express anxiety and reservations over globalizat ...

believe, I said
not because what does not end is ominous but because tribulations are a test of strength slave trade coloniali ...

she moves, stretches and yawns and lays back on me the silver blades of dawn shimmer and birds chime and cocks crow another day ...