This article reads Zimbabwe's structural and physical violence which extends to the country's
diaspora through Brian Chikwava's novel Harare North (2009). The central argument the …

This article uses conveniently sampled social and online media data to analyse the
amalgamation of dissenting voices and movements in the post Government of National Unity …

Different studies on the fascinating language in Chikwava's Harare North have yielded
inconsistent findings, implying shortcomings in the methodologies and the need to study the …

Old and recent migration studies have demonstrated the ubiquity of fear in acts, processes,
and beliefs defining and characterizing various forms of human mobilities, particularly those …

African migrant fiction, which recreates characters' experiences at home and abroad, is
increasingly preoccupied with the representation of dystopian realities. Critical appraisals of …

In literature, as Ngonyani argues,'names often play a significant role in the narratives and
lend a special aesthetic quality to stories.[...] They perform different functions: they telegraph …