The British South Africa Police in the Great War – John Berry & FG Elliot #Preview #Military #Africa #WW1
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Murray’s Column – GH (Tony) Tanser #Preview #Africa #History
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Where I’m bound I can’t tell – Jeremy Lee (self-published)
Where I’m bound I can’t tell by Jeremy Lee is a self-published book through lulu.com. The story is well told – mixing three generations, telling two stories – my interest being its mention of...
Robin Smith – Appreciation
Robin Smith Robin is based in South Africa in the area well-known for its battlefield sites dating back to the years between 1899 and 1902. In his retirement, he’s explored various of the sites,...
Into Wonderland – Lawrence Leve & Mavis Pachter #Preview #Childrensbooks #Africa
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Rhotacism – mispronunciation of ‘r’
I was intrigued to discover that there is a condition called rhotacism – I assumed, having come across so many communities in East Africa where ‘r’ is pronounced as ‘l’ that it was more...
Somo ML Seimu appreciation
Somo ML Seimu Seimu joined TSL as an author following his submission to There Came A Time 2 of two articles on the legacy of the First World War in Tanzania in relation to...
A humanitarian assessment of Africa and the First World War 1900-1932 – OIiver Schulten #History #Preview #Africa #Book
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BSAP in World War 1 and WW2 – John Berry, Cliff Roger, Alan Stack
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#Review – A Home on Vorster Street: A Memoir by Razina Theba
A Home on Vorster Street: A Memoir by Razina Theba caught my eye for some reason – I can’t remember how I discovered it but with mention of memoir, Fordsburg and Oriental Plaza, it...
We Remember – Diversity House #History #Preview
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The influence of Africa …
Leslie Tate is to be thanked for this post as his interview with Kate Innes caught my eye… It was the mention of Zimbabwe that drew me in, only to discover that Kate has...
Bhupendra Brahmabhatt #author #fiction #Africa
About Bhupendra Brahmabhatt Bhupendra (1952-2019) grew up in Kenya, East Africa, moving to the United Kingdom during the 1970s. He lived in Pinner, Middlesex and was a member of Harrow Writers’ Circle until it...
The Celebration Husband – Maya Alexandri #Books #Africa #Preview #HistoricalFiction
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The Roots that gave birth to Magical Blossoms – Amna Agib #ShortStories #Preview
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Zambia: the end of the war in Africa – GWAA #History #Preview #book
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Book Settings: Africa
What a wonderful list discovery: historical novels of Africa Africa, the continent, holds a very special place in the TSL fold – not least because both directors were born there. Although heralding from South...
Egyptian writers
Egypt conjures up images of pyramids and mummies, wide ranging desert and the Nile River. Little does one think of its literary heritage despite the first library being opened in Alexandria, Egypt> In more...
The Huza Press Anthology 2015 Versus and other stories
How refreshing, stories from Rwanda not mentioning, or set in the time of, the genocide of 1994. Twenty-one years later, the country has come of age; at least its authors have. The genocide had...