Tsitsi Dangarembga

Tsitsi Dangarembga (dɔgebo la 4 February 1959) e la Zimbabwean novelist, playwright ane filmmaker. A o debut novel, Nervous Conditions (1988), naŋ da e  a dɛndɛŋ soba na naŋ pubilisi eŋ English yi a Black woman naŋ be Zimbabwe, da taa yuori yi BBC a 2018 a da e a saazu 100 books naŋ da leɛre a teŋɛ zu.https://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20180521-the-100-stories-that-shaped-the-world O meŋ da die a literary honours mine, te paale a Commonwealth Writers' Prize ane a PEN Pinter Prize. A 2020, a o novel This Mournable Body da taa la iruuŋ ko a Booker Prize.https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/sep/15/most-diverse-booker-prize-shortlist-is-also-almost-all-american-hilary-mantel A 2022, Dangarembga da taa la eebo ko a Zimbabwe court naŋ kyaare a public violence, yi wulluu.

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garembga was born odɔgebo daare la  1959 in Mutoko,a uthern Rhodesia (now Zimbabpampana,naŋ e   a small totehbilee kaŋa o dɔgereba naŋ da wuli a mool. Her motherO mangarembga, was the fidaala a dɛndɛŋ n in Southera hodesia to obtain neŋ da nyɛ as degree, and her fakyɛ a o saauld latedaata la wagere mine leɛ e a dmaster.Tsitsi Dangarembga (dɔgebo la 4 February 1959) e la Zimbabwean novelist, playwright ane filmmaker. A o debut novel, Nervous Conditions (1988), naŋ da e  a dɛndɛŋ soba na naŋ pubilisi eŋ English yi a Black woman naŋ be Zimbabwe, da taa yuori yi BBC a 2018 a da e a saazu 100 books naŋ da leɛre a teŋɛ zu. O meŋ da die a literary honours mine, te paale a Commonwealth Writers' Prize ane a PEN Pinter Prizehttps://www.herald.co.zw/know-your-author-dangarembga/https://doi.org/10.2307%2F1345839https://books.google.com/books?id=tNYcAQAAMAAJ.https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/postcolonialstudies/2014/06/10/dangarembga-tsitsi/ A 2020, a o novel This Mournable Body da taa la iruuŋ ko a Booker Prize. A 2022, Dangarembga da taa la eebo ko a Zimbabwe court naŋ kyaare a public violence, yi wulluu.
 Kyɔɔtaare Mine 
 1989: Commonwealth Writers' Prize (Africa region) for Nervous Conditions
 2005: Kare Kare Zvako wis the Short Film Award and Golden Dhow at the Zanzibar International Film Festival, and the African Short Film Award at the Milan Film Festival
 2018:  Nervous Conditions named by the BBC as one of the top 100 books that have shaped the world<ref>
 2020: This Mournable Body shortlisted for the Booker Prize<ref>
 2021: PEN International Award for Freedom of Expression
 2021: 2021 Peace Prize from the German book publishers and booksellers association<ref>
 2021: Honorary Fellowship of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
 2021: PEN Pinter Prize from English PEN
 2022: Windham-Campbell Literature Prize (fiction)<ref>
 2022: Royal Society of Literature International Writer<ref>
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 Tonsɛgere 

 The Third One (play)
 Lost of the Soil (play), 1983
 The Letter (short story), 1985, published in Whispering Land
 She No Longer Weeps (play), 1987
 Nervous Conditions (novel), 1988, 
 The Book of Not (novel), 2006, 
 This Mournable Body (novel), 2018, 
 Black and Female (essays), 2022,  <ref>

 Filmography 

Neria (1993) (story writing)
The Great Beauty Conspiracy (1994)
Passport to Kill (1994)
Schwarzmarkt (1995) 
Everyone's Child (1996)
The Puppeteer (1996) 
Zimbabwe Birds, with Olaf Koschke (1988)
On the Border (2000)
Hard Earth – Land Rights in Zimbabwe (2001)
Ivory (2001) 
Elephant People (2002) 
Mother’s Day (2004)
High Hopes (2004) 
At the Water (2005)
Growing Stronger (2005) 
Kare Kare Zvako (2005) 
Peretera Maneta (2006) 
The Sharing Day (2008) 
I Want a Wedding Dress (2010) 
Ungochani (2010)
Nyami Nyami Amaji Abulozi (2011)

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