CANDID NARRATIVES
by Julius Sai MUTYAMBIZI-DEWA
These are collected essays written by essayist, writer and Zimbabwean lawyer and politician Julius Sai Mutyambizi-Dewa. They are an insight into the Zimbabwean Question and represent the periods 2005 to date. They cover articles written around the assault on the homeless in Zimbabwe in May 2005 under "Operation Murambatsvina", the split of the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change in October 2005, the assault in public of Morgan Tsvangirai [now Prime Minister of Zimbabwe] and the current Government of National Unity in Zimbabwe.
They are a good read especially as they provide an insight into the phases the Zimbabwean issue has travelled and this from one of Zimbabwe's main upcoming leaders and a proven fighter for democracy in the whole of Africa and beyond. It is a must buy for anyone interested in Zimbabwe in particular and contemporary post-colonial socities in general.ABOUT THE AUTHORJulius Sai Mutyambizi-DEWA was born on 4 July 1973 in Harare, Zimbabwe. He is a lawyer and politician and his main interests are international law, financial services and derivatives.
A father of two children, Mandla and Bernadett Mutyambizi-Dewa Julius is widely published and has appeared on TV, on radio and in newspapers talking about Africa in general and Zimbabwe in particular. He has previously worked as an accountant and school teacher and is also a playwright, writer of fiction, published poet and recorded musician. He is among the founding members of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change and has been a past leader in its Chitungwiza Province and the MDC UK and Ireland External Assembly. He was also a leader of Zimbabwe's civil society movement.
He lives in the UK where he runs his own firm and is the current Chairman of Communities Point a pressure group originally founded as a focus group for East and Southern Africa but now mainly concerned with Zimbabwean issues.(2010, paperback, 224 pages)
They are a good read especially as they provide an insight into the phases the Zimbabwean issue has travelled and this from one of Zimbabwe's main upcoming leaders and a proven fighter for democracy in the whole of Africa and beyond. It is a must buy for anyone interested in Zimbabwe in particular and contemporary post-colonial socities in general.ABOUT THE AUTHORJulius Sai Mutyambizi-DEWA was born on 4 July 1973 in Harare, Zimbabwe. He is a lawyer and politician and his main interests are international law, financial services and derivatives.
A father of two children, Mandla and Bernadett Mutyambizi-Dewa Julius is widely published and has appeared on TV, on radio and in newspapers talking about Africa in general and Zimbabwe in particular. He has previously worked as an accountant and school teacher and is also a playwright, writer of fiction, published poet and recorded musician. He is among the founding members of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change and has been a past leader in its Chitungwiza Province and the MDC UK and Ireland External Assembly. He was also a leader of Zimbabwe's civil society movement.
He lives in the UK where he runs his own firm and is the current Chairman of Communities Point a pressure group originally founded as a focus group for East and Southern Africa but now mainly concerned with Zimbabwean issues.(2010, paperback, 224 pages)
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