Richard Neil: 6 books

Reward Musara is born in colonial Rhodesia, grows up and learns to get involved in the struggle which promises to offer liberation, according to the promise. The peomise almost comes and gets almost touchable, then peels off its sheep skin, tramples up all hope and goes on a rampage, breaking all...

Africans are a deep cultural people who notoriously stick to their traditional customs and beliefs from birth to death even if at times the beliefs defy any logic. This book attempts to expose some of these beliefs, norms and values that are the clay that moulds these people originating from the horned continent, especially from south of the Sahara desert.

Dura, a poor young man, had absolutely nothing to live for and look forward to except Rudo the love of his life whom he regarded as a pie in the sky considering the demands her parents placed on who so ever wished to win her for a wife. In a last resort measure to just subsist, he gets something...

Everyone looked at Nana and her granny as objects on charity and mercy except for Bukhali who thought they ere a source of little wealth. When he stole their pot, he realised that it was no ordinary pot way too late 

It's almost impossible to get a nursing job locally and when Samantha secures one across the boarder, she expectes it to be normal, only to find out it takes a lot more than just nursing. Desperation and poverty shoving her from behind, better prospects pulling her from the front, she ventures till...

Africans are a deep cultural people who stick religiously to their traditional custom and beliefs right from birth to even beyond death even if the  customs sometimes defy logic. This book attempts to expose some of the customs, norms, beliefs and value systems that stand as the clay that moulds...