A heart warming story about love, abuse and tribalism. Thandolwami is a Ndebele word which means "My Love". The story is set in modern day Zimbabwe. What happens when two young people fall in love but they are from 2 different tribes? Need l mention that for decades these tribes have not liked each other, regardless of the fact that they live in the same country? Find out how Gilbert Rufaro Chitsikwapasi and Ntandokazi Dlamini maneuver their love among tribal differences, opinions, family feuds, distance and a whole lot more drama that life throws at them. Is love enough? Will their love succeed to a happily ever after or will they succumb to the mounting pressure and give up? There's only one way to find out. Cover image credit: Tafadzwa Kwesu.

Thuli Sibiya a girl from Joburg. She's used to living a fancy lifestyle and goes clubbing every weekend. Tragedy strikes her grandmother dies and secrets from the past surface.

A South African girl . Growing up learning to talk about emotions. Taking control of her anger

Sindiswa has had a rough life living with an abusive father. The challenges alone might be enough to kill some but not this brave young lady. Instead she lets them groom her and grow her as a person...but not necessarily in the direction one might expect and from that growth comes a thirst for blood like no other...

This an bilingual anthology that consists of work I did during a trying time in my life. I was going through so much. from dealing with heartbreak to depression and the in-betweens of feeling claustrophobic because of the lockdown period. I hope that you find yourself in this poetry like I found myself on this wonderful journey of exploration through words.

A young lady meets a young taxi driver , after resisting his charms she can't help but fall in the pit of love BUT is the love of the man as real as he says?

Born and raised in the land of her forefathers, Azanda swore that she won't ever relocate to the city. But will that change as she meets new people?

Thulisiwe Khumalo just graduated from Stellenbosch University she moves back home to live with her parents only for her marriage to get arranged to her high school crush Kwenzokuhle Ngcobo Kwenzokuhle Ngcobo comes from one of the richest families in the country. He is every girls dream man. He lost his wife 3 years ago who left him with their 3 year old daughter . He is forced to marry Thulisiwe to give his daughter a warm home and a mother Read to find out how they navigate this journey of marriage together

Kay is has finally finished high school in Africa and is moving to New York to study . back home she is known for her loud and immature personality . She's a true definition of a "bad girl" Trey was a well known player in high school but now high school is over .Its time for hm to face reality .He is moving to live with his rich arrogant father in New Yorker. And take over his father's company Two different people one city.What are the odds °•°•°•°•°

In this futuristic story, you will be transported to a dark dystopian world filled with twists and turns. Taking place in the year 2081, the province of Kwa Zulu Natal is an independent Kingdom with a tyrant ruler, King Joseph Sinizulu, sitting on the throne. Whilst the rightful ruler of the Kingdom, Prince Sichaba naMpande tries to overthrow his brother, innocent people like Thabiso get caught in the cross-fire. Thabiso will have to work closely with the resistant group the 'Yobukosi Freedom movement' to strategically plan a coup. Amidst futuristic technologies like robo-police, flying ships and sophisticated body enhancement implants, this groups embarks on a righteous war of freeing the Zulu people from a tyrant King and placing the rightful kind hearted heir on the throne. After rallying the different gangs that rule the streets of the Zulu Kingdom's capital, Nongoma, this group takes to the streets and strategically take over vital parts of the city before making their way to the heavily fortified Osuthu Royal Palace. And it is there that they find out the lengths King Sinizulu will go to, to keep the Zulu people hostage.