Stanley Nyamfukudza

Stanley Nyamfukudza was born in 1951 in the Wedza district. Expelled in 1973 from the University of Rhodesia, in Salisbury, after the student demonstrations against racism on campus, he left for England, obtained a scholarship to Oxford, where he was a contemporary of Dambudzo Marechera, and took a degree in English literature there. Returning in 1980 to a country that had become independent, he published a novel about the war of liberation and then two story collections, and in 2004 spoke in plenary session at the Nordic Africa Institute.

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• Short storiesAftermathsStanley Nyamfukudza · 1983Literature