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Naijarules.com is the pre-eminent forum for the discussion of African movies

One of the most prolific Hausa novelists in this part of the country. His efforts have revolutionized the reading habits of the Hausas in the recent time. He wrote so many Hausa Novels, Dramas and poetry. He published over ten Hausa novels as of which two of them where been translated into English.

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Knowledge is the most powerful engine for economic growth worldwide. To accelerate development in our beloved country, we have to nurture a reading culture that goes beyond academics and politics. Growing Kenya ’s reading culture is Storymoja’s mission as it feeds our business), our personal call as writers, and our patriotic duty.

Storymoja is a venture recently formed by a collective of five writers who are committed to publishing contemporary East African writing of world-class standard. We source widely to identify good local writers, help them edit their submissions to exacting standards, and develop eye-catching book-covers.

We provide consultancy services to publishers and academic institutions, especially the book community in Africa. We specialize in scholarly publishing, journal publishing management, reference book publishing, and marketing and promotion.

The African Literature Association, ALA

Farafina magazine was started in 2004 as an online magazine. The first issue of the print magazine was published in October of 2005. It is a bimonthly publication. The magazine is dedicated to the best in contemporary ideas; intelligent without being pompous, well researched without being academic and opinionated without being pedantic. The magazine publishes everything from photo essays to cartoons, art interviews to political exposes, narrative essays to short stories.

Chimurenga, a pan African publication of writing, art and politics has been in print since March 2002. It was founded by Ntone Edjabe. The journal is published on the page three times/year, online monthly and through themed performances called "Chimurenga Sessions."