José Craveirinha (28 May 1922 – 6 February 2003) was a Mozambican journalist, story writer and poet, who is today considered the greatest poet of Mozambique...
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Cope, South Africa Mia Couto, Mozambique Jeni Couzyn, South Africa José Craveirinha, Mozambique Jeremy Cronin, South Africa Patrick Cullinan, South Africa...
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Brutus (South Africa) Abena Busia (Ghana) John Pepper Clark (Nigeria) José Craveirinha (Mozambique) Viriato Clemente da Cruz (Angola) Hadraawi (Somalia) Ingrid...
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between 1918 and 1974 with texts by Rui Nogar, Marcelino dos Santos, José Craveirinha, Orlando Mendes and Virgílio Lemos, between others. In the 19th century...
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Awoonor - Kwesi Brew - Dennis Brutus - Siraman Cissoko - J. P. Clark - José Craveirinha - Viriato da Cruz - Bernard Dadié - Kaoberdiano Dambara - Joe de Graft...
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athletics by one of Mozambique's foremost literary figures, the poet José Craveirinha, who was a keen sports fan. His son Stelio, himself a former national...
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(1955– ), novelist and short story writer[Killam & Rowe] [Gikandi] José Craveirinha (1922–2003), Portuguese-language poet[Jahn] Luis Bernardo Honwana (1942–...
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Cravo may refer to: Christian Cravo, Brazilian photographer J. Cravo (José Craveirinha) (1922–2003), Mozambican journalist, story writer and poet João Cravo...
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(translated into English as The First Wife: A Tale of Polygamy) won the José Craveirinha Prize in 2003. Chiziane's writing has often been defined as political...
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Felix Mnthali Jack Mapanje Yambo Ouologuem Oumar Ba Edouard Maunick José Craveirinha Noémia de Sousa Valente Malangatana Jorge Rebelo Gabriel Okara Christopher...
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