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sue nyathi

The Polygamist’s Netflix success has boosted demand for Sue Nyathi’s novel, but alleged piracy in Nairobi shows why African authors need stronger copyright protection.

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Loving a Story to Death: How Piracy Is Cannibalising The Polygamist
Entertainment

Loving a Story to Death: How Piracy Is Cannibalising The Polygamist

The Polygamist’s Netflix success should have been an uncomplicated victory lap for African storytelling. Instead, alleged book piracy has exposed a painful truth: loving a story cheaply can still damage the author who created it.

The Polygamist and the Return of Big Local Streaming Drama
Culture

The Polygamist and the Return of Big Local Streaming Drama

Netflix’s The Polygamist is not just another streaming release. It signals the return of big South African drama built around betrayal, luxury, marriage, public image and the messy emotional politics of power.