
Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor continues the Jalada Conversations
The other week I talked about our friends from Jalada and their innovative way they are introducing their new Languages […]
The other week I talked about our friends from Jalada and their innovative way they are introducing their new Languages […]
In 1985, American artists led by Michael Jackson and Lionel Ritchie came up with a song called We Are The […]
Its finally here. After many moons, the inaugural Rwandan Anthology known as the The Huza Press Short Story Award will […]
The Babishai Niwe Poetry Award for 2015 where an African poet goes home with $1000 went to Adeeko Ibukun for […]
The Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi is set to reopen on Saturday the 29th August with Prof Ngugi Wa Thiong’o […]
Kiprop Kimutai became famous when his manuscript The Water Spirits became third in the Kwani Manuscript Project that ended last […]
We all know Saraba for their work in the anthology space as well as with their new manuscript project. This […]
Voices is an anthology of contemporary art and literature emerging from Africa, yet not promoting only Africa or African voices. […]
We were still savouring the glorious times from last year when Port Harcourt was World Book Capital when we heard […]
The first-ever Mogadishu International Book Fair bringing together guests from within Somalia and all around the world to Somalia’s capital […]
Sahro Ahmed Koshin was born in Mogadishu before moving first to Lusaka, Zambia and then the Netherlands where she completed […]
Parresia have just announced their 2015 List for the Parrésia Books imprint. They made the selection from manuscripts submitted from […]
Travel writing the world over has been in main an genre that seems to be belong to one type of […]
Richard Ali A Mutu popularly known as Richard Ali is a very special man. He came to our attention last […]
Doreen Baingana is not a new name on this blog. The Ugandan writer emerged in 2005 with her collection of […]