The aim of this article is to explore the role of the novel, The Seine was Red, in surfacing memories that reconstruct French genocide in Algeria. The article uses Leila Sebbar's novel, The Seine was Red, to demonstrate that immigrant communities in France in 1961 experienced violence from French police, and that this violence allows the author to manifest the laye...

Studies on genocide in Zimbabwe in particular, and the world in general, focus on the number of people who die. However, significant attention now needs to be directed towards understanding the conditions under which the people of Matabeleland and the Midlands live after Gukurahundi. It is imperative to consider the importance of the voices, views and perceptions o...