Township girls the cross-over generation compilled Nomsa Mawamuka, Farai Mpisaunga Mpofu, Wadzanai Garwe

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TextPublication details: Harare Weaver Press 2018Description: 242 pagesContent type:

text

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unmediated

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9781779223258

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Summary: This collection comprises the stories of women who grew up in two countries, Rhodesia, prior to Independence and Zimbabwe post-1980. The contributors reflect on their childhoods with refreshing candour. Many of their memories retain the crystalline clarity of childhood and thus provide insights into worlds that have often remained unexplored

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This collection comprises the stories of women who grew up in two countries, Rhodesia, prior to Independence and Zimbabwe post-1980. The contributors reflect on their childhoods with refreshing candour. Many of their memories retain the crystalline clarity of childhood and thus provide insights into worlds that have often remained unexplored

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