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The yellow tea cup

Title
The yellow tea cup / John Gambanga.
Author
Gambanga, John N. (John Norman), 1954-
Publication
  • Norton, Zimbabwe : Essentialbooks Publishing, 2020
  • ©2020

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Description
117 pages; 21 cm
Summary
"The Yellow Teacup is a collection of fourteen vivid stories that capture the trials and tribulations of ordinary people just before and after Zimbabwe's independence. Written in simple language, the stories tackle important political, economic and social issues that have a direct bearing on their lives. The land hunger, racism, street kids, prostitution, the government's reviled urban clean-up that left thousands homeless and the effect of the RENAMO war on Zimbabwe are the themes which the author, John Gambanga, a veteran writer and award-winning journalist weaves to create readable and amazingly credible and fascinating stories."--Back cover
Alternative Title
Yellow teacup
Subject
  • Short stories, Zimbabwean (English) > 21st century
  • Zimbabwean fiction (English) > 21st century
  • Zimbabwean literature (English) > 21st century
  • Authors, Zimbabwean > 21st century
  • Zimbabwe > Social life and customs > Fiction
Genre/Form
Short stories.
Contents
The yellow tea cup -- Strange feelings -- The nasty game -- Journey by night -- Orphaned before birth -- The smiling pastor -- The return of the graduate -- I will stay -- Tamuka -- The eviction -- A visit to the witchdoctor -- When Millie died -- One night in the Kopje area -- Christmas on the farm -- Glossary of Shona words used inthe stories.
Call Number
ReCAP 23-4292
ISBN
  • 9781779299031
  • 1779299036
LCCN
2020337906
OCLC
1389829022
Author
Gambanga, John N. (John Norman), 1954- author.
Title
The yellow tea cup / John Gambanga.
Publisher
Norton, Zimbabwe : Essentialbooks Publishing, 2020,
Copyright Date
©2020
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Local Subject
Black author.
Research Call Number
ReCAP 23-4292
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