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Morland Scholarship judges Muthoni Garland, Ellah Wakatama Allfrey, and Femi Terry

Awards Cameroon Cote D'Ivoire Ethiopia Fiction Guinee Kenya Nigeria Nonfiction Somalia South Africa Zimbabwe

Morland Writing Scholarships 2018 shortlist announced.

James Murua October 30, 2018 No Comments Dare Segun Falowo Edwige Dro Ellah Wakatama Allfrey Femi Terry Hassan Santur Heran Abate Howard Me-Bug Idza Luhumyo Jacqui L’Ange Kola Tubosun Makena Onjerika Marcelle Mateki Akita Mary Ononokpono Miles Morland Morland Writing Scholarships Morland Writing Scholarships 2018 Muthoni Garland Muthoni Gichuru Olufunke Ogundimu Pulane Mpondo Pwaangulongii Dauod Shubnum Khan Sibabalwe Masinyana Siphiwe Ndlovu Wairimu Muriithi Yovanka Paquete Perdigao

The Morland Writing Scholarships 2018 shortlist has been announced today with twenty writers from ten African countries in the running. The Morland Writing Scholarship is…

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Anthologies Botswana Ghana Kenya Malawi Nigeria Rwanda Sierra Leone

Short Story Day Africa 2015 longlist announced

James Murua September 1, 2015 3 Comments Abubakar Adam Ibrahim Alex Latimer Alexis Teyie Billy Kahora Cat Hellisen Chido Muchemwa Christine Coates Dayo Ntwari Donald Molosi Efemia Chela Florence Onyango Fred Khumalo Louis Greenberg Louis Ogbere Mark Mngomezulu Mark Winkler Mary Okon Ononokpono Mary Watson Megan Ross Pede Hollist Short Story Day Africa Short Story Day Africa 2015 Siyanda Mohutsiwa Thabo Jijana Wairimu Muriithi Wesley Macheso

Short Story Day Africa has announced the longlist of this year’s anthology. The stories from writers from across the continent explored the theme “Water” in…

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Education

Writivism Workshops 2015: Dar es Salaam 23-25 January (Images)

James Murua February 4, 2015 1 Comment Ayeta Wangusa Jacqueline Kamau Magunga Williams Maimouna Jallow Peter Ngila Sima Mittal Valerie Bah Wairimu Muriithi Writivism Writivism 2015 Writivism Workshops Writivism Workshops 2015 Zukiswa Wanner

While the folks in Johannesburg were living it up their workshop East Africa was busy doing the first of its workshops in Dar es Salaam,…

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