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Mugabi Byenkya
Distribution Poetry Uganda

Mugabi Byenkya in Twitter campaign against non-paying Ugandan bookshops.

James Murua December 28, 2020 1 Comment Mugabi Byenkya

Writer and poet Mugabi Byenkya took to Twitter to name and shame Ugandan bookshops that have failed to pay him years after supplying his debut…

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Literary crossroads with Adipo Sidang Aleya Kassam and Mugabi Byenkya. Photo/Wamwiri Kimachia
Events Fiction Kenya Uganda

Adipo Sidang, Mugabi Byenkya feature at Goethe-Institut Nairobi’s Literary Crossroads.

James Murua July 1, 2019 1 Comment Adipo SidangAleya KassamGoetheGoethe InstitutGoethe NairobiMugabi Byenkya

Adipo Sidang and Mugabi Byenkya were the featured writers at the Literary Crossroads series at Goethe-Institut Nairobi on June 27, 2019. They were moderated by…

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