Works
- Fine Lines from the Box: Further Thoughts About Our Country, 2007
- Rediscovery of the Ordinary: Essays on South African Literature and Culture, 1991, Reissued 2006
- Fools and Other Stories, 1983, reissued 2006
- The Cry of Winnie Mandela, 2004
- Umpropheti/The Prophetess, 1999
- Death of a Son, 1996
- Bonolo and the Peach Tree, 1994
- Sarah, Rings, and I, 1993
- Africans must treasure their literature, London Independent, 30 July 2002
Njabulo Ndebele also contributed to Chimurenga magazine.
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