Sugarcane With Salt
Sugarcane with Salt offers a glimpse into the lives and traditions of those living in 1980s Malawi and explores the feeling of living like a stranger in your own country.

After almost a decade of studying medicine in London, Dr. Khumbo Dala finally decides to return to his village in Malawi. But on his arrival, he finds his family in total disarray and a society that has undergone enormous change. Shocked to learn of his younger brother's illegal activities and his mother's marriage to a white man, Khumbo must take responsibility for the family duties he has neglected for too long.

Writing with incredible depth and nuance, James Ng'ombe creates a novel full of intriguing characters, following their lives as they shape – and are shaped by – the dramatic circumstances around them.
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Sugarcane With Salt
Sugarcane with Salt offers a glimpse into the lives and traditions of those living in 1980s Malawi and explores the feeling of living like a stranger in your own country.

After almost a decade of studying medicine in London, Dr. Khumbo Dala finally decides to return to his village in Malawi. But on his arrival, he finds his family in total disarray and a society that has undergone enormous change. Shocked to learn of his younger brother's illegal activities and his mother's marriage to a white man, Khumbo must take responsibility for the family duties he has neglected for too long.

Writing with incredible depth and nuance, James Ng'ombe creates a novel full of intriguing characters, following their lives as they shape – and are shaped by – the dramatic circumstances around them.
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Sugarcane With Salt

Sugarcane With Salt

by James Ng'ombe
Sugarcane With Salt

Sugarcane With Salt

by James Ng'ombe

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Overview

Sugarcane with Salt offers a glimpse into the lives and traditions of those living in 1980s Malawi and explores the feeling of living like a stranger in your own country.

After almost a decade of studying medicine in London, Dr. Khumbo Dala finally decides to return to his village in Malawi. But on his arrival, he finds his family in total disarray and a society that has undergone enormous change. Shocked to learn of his younger brother's illegal activities and his mother's marriage to a white man, Khumbo must take responsibility for the family duties he has neglected for too long.

Writing with incredible depth and nuance, James Ng'ombe creates a novel full of intriguing characters, following their lives as they shape – and are shaped by – the dramatic circumstances around them.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781803288390
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
Publication date: 01/01/2024
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 208
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

James Ng'ombe is a playwright and author born and educated in Malawi. He completed his BA in English and History at the University of Malawi and went on to achieve an MSc from the University of Guelph, Canada, and a PhD from the University of London's Institute of Education. He lectured in Communication for nine years at the University of Malawi and currently works as Managing Director at Jhango Publishers.
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