PinnedBongani Ncube-ZikhaliPurpleWhen I left Bulawayo five years ago, it was at the height of the jacaranda season; with the purple flowers carpeting every avenue of the…·9 min read·Nov 3, 2020--1--1
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliGenève: The View From Inside a Golden CageThere is a haunted kind of beauty in his face as he looks at me, the silence between us stretching far into the bounds of awkwardness.6 min read·Oct 12, 2023----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliinAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)New York City: A Hymn to CapitalismReflections of a former Parisian in the Big Apple·6 min read·May 27, 2023----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliThe Boy Who Was Never EnoughIt would haunt your nightmares for years to come. The boys and girls surrounding you, refusing to let you break through the circle they had…·6 min read·Sep 7, 2022----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliSouth Africa Through The Looking Glass: A Fairy-Tale Gone WrongWatching the recent looting that erupted in South Africa last week, I remembered an experience I wrote about almost ten years ago…·6 min read·Jul 21, 2021----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliThe Morning Star Has SetHe replied, “I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven.” Luke 10:18.·6 min read·Mar 28, 2021----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliinAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)Thinking of YouA tale of love and loss, of bittersweet memories, joy and the indescribable pain of first love.·4 min read·Nov 27, 2020----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliinAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)Go Our Dove, Those ahead Shall Pluck YouOn the occassion of the death of one of the architects of a genocide, I share a Ndebele proverb turned poem on justice, or the lack of it.·2 min read·Jul 29, 2020----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliEdenThere is a garden. And in the garden there is a tree. A tree as tall as can be. That reaches to the brink of heaven,·3 min read·Jan 23, 2020----
Bongani Ncube-ZikhaliGreen Pastures: Reflections from the DiasporaWhat you did when you left was less of leaving than it was of running.6 min read·Oct 23, 2019--2--2