Under The Steel Yoke
Jabulani Mzinyathi
Mar 2018 · African Books Collective
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In Under The Steel Yoke I hear the wailing of fellow citizens as leadership subversion takes root. When servants become masters- that is a subversion, waves of despair threaten our people. I attempt to reflect the resilience of fellow Zimbabweans as we fight on for survival, hope refuses to die. The ideals of the true liberators prick our collective conscience. These poems are meant to provoke debate about nation building and they are an assertion that there can never be peace without justice. These poems are the voices heard on the streets, in pubs, factories, churches, homes and wherever our people irk a living. These voices yearn for a glorious future.
About the author
Born in Gweru on 01.09.65 Jabulani Mzinyathi is a holder of a certificate in education [UZ, 1987] magistrates admission certificate [Judicial College Zimbabwe 1996] diploma in personnel management [IPMZ 2008]. He is a holder of a bachelor of laws degree [UNISA]. Jabulani Mzinyathi is a writer in general and a poet in particular. In 1997 he was awarded the Scottish International Open Poetry diploma for excellence. He has had several poems published in several local and international anthologies. His short stories, humour pieces and legal articles have been published locally and internationally. The self styled poet, philosopher, prophet loves the arts.
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