Leading Zimbabwe writer Hove dies

The Moroccan writer and sociologist Fatima Mernissi, a key figure in the development of Muslim feminist thought, dies.

South African writer Andre Brink, an outspoken critic of apartheid, dies aged 79.

Acclaimed Egyptian writer Gamal al-Ghitani dies aged 70 in Cairo having been in a coma for two months.

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Having written eight children books and 2 young adult fiction novels, the Dar-native Nahida Esmail is an award-winning author. Her book ‘Living in the shade’ won the 2nd Burt Award for African Literature in 2010 while Lessilie – The City Maasai was awarded the following year. .

Surviving Divorce is a narrative exploration of Nikitia Yona’s own experiences as a foreigner living in a small American town and being the victim of an unjust judicial system. But, as the title implies, Yona’s story is also one of survival. It’s a great story to read but also one that promises life lessons.

The remains of renowned anti-apartheid journalist Nat Nakasa, who died in the US in 1965, are being returned to South Africa for reburial.

Zambian writer Namwali Serpell promises to split the winnings for this year's Caine Prize for African Writing, regarded as Africa's leading literary award, with all the runners up.

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