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Irikidzayi Manase2023

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The Futurist Imaginaries of the Zimbabwean Conditions in Winky D’s Njema

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2017Toward a Planetary History of Afrofuturism 2011Science Fiction 2017Afrofuturism and the Technologies of Survival 2016Perspectives of Zimbabwe–China relations in Wallace Chirumiko’s ‘Made in China’ (2012) and NoViolet Bulawayo’sWe Need New Names(2013)2011The aesthetics of Winky D's Zimbabwe urban grooves music and an overview of his social commentary on the post-2000 experiences in Harare and other urban centres 2013Mobilizing Dance/Traumatizing Dance: Kongonya and the Politics of Zimbabwe 2012We want the funk: What is Afrofuturism to the situation of digital arts in Africa?2021Censorship and the Cultural Ambiguities of Singing against Authoritarianism in Zimbabwe: The Case of Winky D’s Popular Music

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