We The People

July 31 Our Version of Events

Delta Milayo Ndou & McDonald Lewanika

 

Synopsis

The book is a dynamic mapping of some of the issues that afflicted the conduct of the Harmonised Elections in Zimbabwe on 31 July 2013, as told through 31 narratives. The narratives are a journey through the feelings and sentiments of Zimbabweans, from different walks of life.

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Authors

Delta Milayo Ndou is a blogger, journalist and gender activist who obsesses over social justice and equality. She works at Zimpapers.

McDonald Lewanika is a currently a graduate student at the London School of Economics. He is a former director at Crisis Coalition of Zimbabwe.

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