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Professor Imbuga has published several plays including Betrayal in the City 1976, The Successor 1979, Man of Kafira 1984, Aminata 1988, and The Return of Mgofu 2011. He has also authored two novels, Shrine of Tears, 1993 and Miracle of Remera 2005. His play Aminata has been used as a Secondary school set book. His other play, Betrayal in the city has been selected by KIE as a set book for the KCSE English paper one.
Renowned playwright and university don, Prof Francis Imbuga, is dead. Prof Imbuga died on Sunday night after suffering a stroke in his house in Nairobi.
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2 thoughts on “Literary Icon Francis Imbuga of “Aminata” Dies of Stroke”
big up our critical author Imbuga actually your work (Aminata)and its content reflects the African sensibilities, so let we abandon those bad cultural practices
oooh mary Mather of Jesus i pray for you our critical author Francis imbuga you just rest in peace!!!
big up our critical author Imbuga actually your work (Aminata)and its content reflects the African sensibilities, so let we abandon those bad cultural practices
oooh mary Mather of Jesus i pray for you our critical author Francis imbuga you just rest in peace!!!