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A Note on the Women Writing Africa Project | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
Nineteenth Century | ||
Song of the Afflicted | 85 | |
Testimony | 86 | |
Letters and Land Submission | 91 | |
God's Peace and Blessing | 96 | |
Account of Cape Town | 98 | |
A Mother Praises Her Baby | 105 | |
Unanana-bosele | 106 | |
Affidavit | 109 | |
What the Maidens Do with Rooi Klip | 111 | |
Letter to Miss Mackenzie | 113 | |
The Story of Ngangezwe and Mnyamana | 115 | |
The War in Zululand | 120 | |
Two Lions Who Changed Themselves into People and Married Two Herero Girls | 124 | |
Leaving the Farm | 125 | |
Portrait of Louisa | 128 | |
Penelopa Lienguane | 131 | |
Testimony of a School Girl | 134 | |
1900 to 1919 | ||
Journal of the War | 139 | |
Moliege's Vengeance | 144 | |
Ominous Weather | 147 | |
Court Record | 152 | |
Women's Petition: Domestic Unhappiness | 155 | |
Letter from Karibib | 157 | |
Petition of the Native and Coloured Women of the Province of the Orange Free State | 158 | |
Africa: My Native Land | 161 | |
A "Little Woman's" Advice to the Public | 162 | |
Baster Affidavit | 165 | |
1920s to 1950s | ||
Address to the Resident Commissioner | 171 | |
Going to School | 173 | |
Listen, Compatriots! | 176 | |
Letter to the High Commissioner | 180 | |
Inheritance: Two Letters | 182 | |
Speech to the Bangwaketse | 187 | |
Bantu Home Life | 189 | |
Social Conditions Among Bantu Women and Girls | 195 | |
The Story of Nosente | 200 | |
UMandisa | 205 | |
Nation Is Going to Ruination | 209 | |
Flight of the Royal Household | 212 | |
Letter from Keetmanshoop | 219 | |
Meeting of Herero Women | 221 | |
The Case of the Foolish Minister | 225 | |
Though I Am Black, I Am Comely | 229 | |
Song of King Iipumbu | 231 | |
Women's Charter | 236 | |
Presidential Address to the African National Congress Women's League, Transvaal | 240 | |
Two Songs | 245 | |
African Women Do Not Want Passes | 246 | |
The Widows of the Reserves | 248 | |
It's Gotta Be Cash for a Cookie | 252 | |
Aunt, Stretch out the Blanket | 254 | |
1960s and 1970s | ||
The Girl Aga-abes | 259 | |
Diary of a Detainee | 263 | |
Past and Present | 268 | |
Bus Journey to Tsolo | 271 | |
Three Court Statements | 283 | |
The Widow and the Baboons | 285 | |
Ballad of Nomagundwane | 287 | |
For "Napoleon Bonaparte," Jenny, and Kate | 290 | |
What of the Future? | 303 | |
I Drift in the Wind | 306 | |
I am a Wailing Fool | 308 | |
Murmurs in the Kutum | 309 | |
Tobacco, Sugar Alcohol, and Coffee: These Things Have Turned Us into Slaves | 315 | |
A Man Hides Food from His Family | 316 | |
Fall Tomorrow | 333 | |
The Old People Give You Life | 335 | |
Emergency Call from the Women of Namibia | 337 | |
Women Are Wealth | 339 | |
Poem for My Mother | 343 | |
Detention Alone Is a Trial in Itself | 344 | |
The Basking Lizard | 346 | |
Working on the Mail | 348 | |
1980s | ||
The Rending of the Veil | 357 | |
The Haunting Melancholy of Klipvoordam | 363 | |
Return Journey | 372 | |
Arrested for Being Women | 375 | |
Crossroads | 377 | |
Kandishiwo - I Don't Know | 380 | |
The Woman | 385 | |
Citizenship: An Open Letter to the Attorney-General | 386 | |
I, the Unemployed | 390 | |
The Letter | 392 | |
Our Sharpeville | 397 | |
Our Government Is a Glowing Ember | 398 | |
For Willy Nyathele | 400 | |
Jesus Is Indian | 402 | |
Children of Namibia | 411 | |
Praise to Our Mothers | 413 | |
T.M.T. [actual symbol not reproducible] T.B.M.G. | 415 | |
1990s and 2000s | ||
Another Story | 419 | |
War from Within | 430 | |
Krotoa's Story | 433 | |
Stella | 438 | |
Giraffe Song | 442 | |
Nhamiwa's Magic Stick | 444 | |
"Lend Me a Dress": Testimonies on Education | 446 | |
A Broken Family | 448 | |
Two Dream-Miracle Stories | 453 | |
Praise to Mbuya Nehanda | 455 | |
A Noble Woman of Africa | 457 | |
Swazi Wedding Songs | 461 | |
Izisho Zokusebenza - Work Songs | 463 | |
April 27: The First Time | 467 | |
Before the Beginning | 470 | |
The Price of Freedom | 471 | |
Ngonya's Bride-Price | 476 | |
Testimony: Truth and Reconciliation Commission | 479 | |
We Will Be Leasing for Ourselves | 484 | |
Writing near the Bone | 488 | |
African Wisdom | 491 | |
War Memoir | 494 | |
The Birth of This Country's Language | 500 | |
Bojale - Setswana Initiation Songs | 506 | |
Intonjane - Xhosa Initiation Songs | 507 | |
Mutondo - Nyemba Initiation Songs | 510 | |
Setswana Wedding Songs | 513 | |
Good as Dead | 515 | |
Caring for the Dying | 520 | |
Generations | 522 | |
Contributors | 525 | |
Permissions Acknowledgments and Sources | 537 | |
Authors Listed by Country | 549 | |
Index | 551 |
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