... Chapter 10 features a story by a well-known Cuban writer about her experiences working as a physician at a hospital in Zambia. Again there is a great deal of emphasis on the cultural differences. A white woman from Cuba must convince black Africans who have long been subjected to white...

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... This chapter examines struggles for and over housing for multiracial people in Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia (contemporary Zambia). In this regard, it is concerned with the politics of space and poverty—how the community in Lusaka struggled for improvement by gaining public housing from the colonial...

... A recent development in the screen industry in Zambia has sparked optimism. The African entertainment giant M-Net’s launch of the regional television channel Zambezi Magic on the pay-television platform DStv since 2015 has especially been hailed as an opportunity for the nascent filmmaking...

.... racial identification print culture loyalism South Rhodesia Zimbabwe This chapter examines struggles for and over housing for multiracial people in Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia (contemporary Zambia). In this regard, it is concerned with the politics of space and poverty—how the community in Lusaka...

... industries framework that digital disruption introduces gains and losses for different actors, while generating new forms of storytelling and censorship typical of international capital. Netflix Nollywood disruption distribution streaming A recent development in the screen industry in Zambia...

... In this chapter, the war ends, the guerrillas and their leaders return from exile in Zambia and Mozambique, and the fateful 1980 election is held, making Robert Mugabe and his ZANU party the overwhelmingly popular leaders of a new nation, Zimbabwe. In this context, Mapfumo struggles to maintain...

... Records Send the Children to War Internal Settlement In this chapter, the war ends, the guerrillas and their leaders return from exile in Zambia and Mozambique, and the fateful 1980 election is held, making Robert Mugabe and his ZANU party the overwhelmingly popular leaders of a new nation...