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Guest post by James Murua: 10 African literature-rich blogs
First appeared on the Bloggers Association of Kenya website So you want to keep abreast of what’s happening in the African literature space. Want to get news and reviews from… read more
Bridging school gives education opportunities to orphans
Two teachers were conducting lessons — one teacher on one end of the classroom and the other at the other end with about 20 pupils ranging from ages six to… read more
South African eBook adoption increases as free eBook stores are made available to schools
Pearson, Macmillan and Oxford University Press are working with Snapplify to ensure that South African learners have access to educational content. In conjunction with these leading publishing companies, Snapplify has… read more
Indigenous languages face extinction
NewsDay-Eight months after Zimbabwe’s new Constitution was made law, efforts to harmonise pieces of legislation like the Education Act with the new charter have been nil although there are promises… read more
Publisher responds to Bookworm
The Standard-What has happened to our literature? asks Tinashe Mushakavanhu in the Bookworm column (The Standard January 26 to February 1 2014). The first of his many answers is to… read more
Zimbabwe Reads distributed 30,000 books in 2013
Zimbabwe Reads continued its collaboration with the Sabre Foundation to distribute over 30,000 books in 2013. The main shipment arrived in January and was distributed in the next few months…. read more
Mabasa looks ahead
The Herald-After successfully publishing his third Shona novel late last year, author and publisher Ignatius Mabasa looks forward to a bright year in his career. Mabasa, who launched his publishing… read more