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Wilson Katiyo (1947–2003) was a
novelist from Zimbabwe. He
published two novels, and died
while working on a third. He is
considered a
writer of the second...
- Son of the Soil is the
debut novel written by
Zimbabwean writer Wilson Katiyo.
Published in 1976 by Rex Collings, it
follows the life of a
young boy,...
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Gleneagles Nature Reserve above the Club,
eastern Highland Tea Estate; and
Katiyo Tea
Estate some 25 km from Aberfoyle. The
water supply for the
Honde Valley...
- The
Columbia Guide to West
African Literature in English. p. 64. Dodgson-
Katiyo,
Pauline (1
November 2016). "Ama Ata Aidoo,
Dilemma of a Ghost". The Literary...
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these Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) follow-up
operations was
launched from
Katiyo and
Aberdeen in
northern Manicaland, code-named
Operation Lemon. The operation...
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Chenjerai Hove (1956–2015), novelist, poet,
critic and editor[Gikandi]
Wilson Katiyo (1947–2003), novelist[Gikandi]
Philios Mtshane Khumalo (1925– ),
Shona writer[Jahn]...
- the musical. This
announcement was
accompanied by the
release of
Naomi Katiyo's version of "My Generation". On May 1st 2025, it was
announced at the launch...
- Chivake, Dandara,Dindi, Goso, Gwangadza, Gwishiri, Holy Cross, Kaseke,
Katiyo, Kushinga, Madamombe, Ma****a, Magudu, Majasi, Manyika, Maponongwe, Maramba...
- June 1987,
killing seven soldiers and
wounding 19.
RENAMO attacked the
Katiyo Tea Estate,
destroying valuable property, in July and
killed three men in...
- Dangarembga,
author of the
famous post-colonial
novel Nervous Conditions,
Wilson Katiyo, Dzekasburg, Chawasarira,
Admire Mudzonga and many
others who
stood as luminaries...
