by Mandla Tshuma (courtesy of Steppes in Sync) In a bid to boost reading culture in Bulawayo, Basement Bookmart (BB), a bookshop nestled between Robert Mugabe Way and George Silundika Street, along 10th Avenue, is dealing in affordable book services…. read more

The opening of a small library for several hundred young readers in Bulawayo provided a much-needed educational and recreational facility. Perhaps even more importantly, however, it demonstrated that there are people, not just across the border but across the ocean as… read more

Pamberi Trust invites you to the Book Cafe’ Literary Discussions. Topic: The Politics of Publishing and Book Marketing in Zimbabwe Speakers: Tendai Vutuza (Zimbabwe Book Publishers Association), Alex Mashamhanda (Mashwede Group of Companies) and Murray McCartney (Weaver Press) Date/Time: 20 October/5:30-7 pm… read more

Reprinted from RelZim.org The First United Methodist Church of Saline, Mich., is changing the world for children in Zimbabwe by collecting used children’s book to start two new libraries at primary schools in our country. Their goal is to fill a 20-foot… read more

Daily News recently interviewed one of Zimbabwe’s best known literary writers Shimmer Chinodya. The writer, who has published 57 books over the period of 40 years, said he was heart-broken to learn that each Zimbabwean pupil is allocated only 50… read more

Reprinted from Panorama. Stakeholders in the book industry and literary sector believe the just ended Zimbabwe International Book Fair (ZIBF) which ran from July 25-30 is on course to regaining its lustre of previous decades. They commended the organisers for… read more