Archival Significance A landmark 1985 study of the role of religious specialists in Zimbabwe’s liberation war, published five years after independence and widely cited in the subsequent historiography of the…
Archival Significance A children’s book set at Great Zimbabwe roughly 700 years before its own publication, written and illustrated by Meshack Asare, a Ghanaian author and illustrator recognised internationally for…
Archival Significance Moyana was a Zimbabwean poet and educationist whose doctoral research, Michigan State, 1978, examined colonial education under Rhodesia and Nyasaland. This book is the published, developed version of…
Archival Significance Written by Terence Ranger, one of the most significant historians of Zimbabwe of the twentieth century, this comparative study, part of the Perspectives on Southern Africa series, remains…
Archival Significance Written by Peter Garlake, who served as Rhodesia’s Inspector of Monuments from 1964 to 1970 and whose excavations were the first to prove incontrovertibly that Great Zimbabwe was…
Written by G. Seidman, D. Martin, P. Johnson Consulting editors: S. Gumbo, G.I.S. Mudenge, Q.N. Parsons Layout & design: T. Dunn, M. Philips, D. Corbet Cover: T. Dunn Maps: T.…