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In Shebeen Tales Zimbabwe's leading novelist offers a view of his country not from the perspective of the foreign correspondent or well-heeled visitor but that of the ordinary person who, with the help of dry wit and illegal beer, pokes fun at the rich and mighty. Struggling against madcap motorists, pompous bureaucrats and the other woes of life, the man in the shebeen sees modern Africa as it really is, not as press releases or tourist brochures would have us believe. Chenjerai Hove looks straight in the eye of a society suffering from drought, economic hardship and AIDS, but does not…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 1997Serif Publishing · 128 pages · 9781897959329
- Paperback · English · 1995Serif · 128 pages · 9781897959169
POLITICS & GOVERNMENTTRAVEL & HOLIDAYSocial life and customsDutch (Language) Contemporary FictionTravel - ForeignDutchSociologyAfrica






