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(19**-) A Xhosa academic, novelist, poet, playwright and literary critic.

A professor of African languages at Fort Hare University.

== Literary work ==

Besides a volume of essays entitled ''Igqudu'' (1971), he wrote a number of novels, including ''Izagweba'' ("Hunting sticks", 1972), ''Izikrweqe'', acollection of three novellas ("Weapons", 1981) and a collection of poetry entitled ''Intshuntshe'' (1970). His works of literary criticism include studies of the work of A.C. Jordan, Ntsikana, S.E.K.L.N. Mqhayi (1979).

Also produced ''The Making of a Servant , and Other Poems'' with [[Robert Kavanagh]] (translated from Xhosa and published by Ophir, Pretoria, South Africa , 1972)

a verse play entitled Amaza (Waves, 1978)

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-(19**-) A Xhosa academic, novelist, poet, playwright and literary critic.
+[[Z.S. Qangule|Zithobile Sunshine Qangule]] (1933-1992). Xhosa playwright and poet, translator, critic.
 == Biography ==
 A professor of African languages at Fort Hare University. His works of literary criticism include studies of the work of A.C. Jordan, Ntsikana, S.E.K.L.N. Mqhayi (1979).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-His verse play entitled ''[[Amaza]]'' ("Waves", 1978) became a prescribed work for schools in the new millennium, and was reworked and performed a number of times since 2009.
+His verse play entitled ''[[Amaza]]'' ("Waves", 1974) became a prescribed work for schools in the new millennium, and was republished a number of times,  and adapted for the stage and performed in Xhosa regularly from 2009 onwards.
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 http://www.abebooks.com/book-search/author/z-s-qangule/

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 (19**-) A Xhosa academic, novelist, poet, playwright and literary critic.
-A professor of African languages at Fort Hare University.
+== Biography ==
-Besides a volume of essays entitled ''Igqudu'' (1971), he wrote a number of novels, including  ''Izagweba'' ("Hunting sticks", 1972), ''Izikrweqe'', acollection of three novellas  ("Weapons", 1981) and a collection of poetry entitled ''Intshuntshe'' (1970).  His works of literary criticism include studies of the work of A.C. Jordan, Ntsikana, S.E.K.L.N. Mqhayi (1979).
+A professor of African languages at Fort Hare University. His works of literary criticism include studies of the work of A.C. Jordan, Ntsikana, S.E.K.L.N. Mqhayi (1979).
-With [[Robert Kavanagh]], he also produced ''The Making of a Servant , and Other Poems''   a collection of English translations of Xhosa poems (Ophir, Pretoria, 1972).
+==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-His verse play entitled ''[[Amaza]]'' ("Waves", 1978) became a prescribed work for schools in the new millennium, and was reworked and performed a number of times.
+His verse play entitled ''[[Amaza]]'' ("Waves", 1978) became a prescribed work for schools in the new millennium, and was reworked and performed a number of times since 2009.