Saturday, July 27, 2024

DIACRITIQUE

Deborah Amarachi Nwaeze: Ode to your Golden Skin

Oyibo pepper, if you see my pepper, you go...

Fragile Pieces of Broken Memories: Fiction by Luc Ky

Fresh breeze blows over the canal and swallows the...

The Geography of Memory: Fiction by Kabu Okai-Davies

Memory dances like a mirage, alchemy of metaphors for...

Violence and Identity: a Review of Dul Johnson’s ‘Deeper into the Night’

Dul Johnson, Deeper into the Night Makurdi: SevHage Publishers, 2014,...

The Eyes: By Seotsa ‘Soh’ Manyeli

I see the eyes looking through the darkness, only...

The Royal Trial: By Mahmoud Mansi

If the streets resemble the morals of people and...

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Naipanoi Lepapa: I needed to be a poet to save myself…

Naipanoi Lepapa is a journalist and poet. Her evolving...

Uzor Maxim Uzoatu: The Legend of Ben Tomoloju

The arts scene of Lagos, nay Nigeria, owes a...

“I’d love to see more Africans writing about Africa” – Segun Afolabi

Segun Afolabi is the winner of the 2005 Caine...

Tolu Fagbure | Case Closed!

…tying the knot of Nigerian unity Characters ManWoman Performance Note  There is a...

Night Opens My Mind: Poems by Henry Ajumeze

Night Opens My Mind Night opens my mind like a window hinged...

Joshua Idowu Omidire | Colours of home

Colours of home I hear the call of / darkness...

Hayley Gibbons | Awakened

Primal she never could quite understand why he feared his own...

LAST MONTH ...

Abu Ibrahim | Final Banquet of Desires

FINAL BANQUET OF DESIRES It is prison culture to give...

Paul Chibuike Emenike | Idanre

IDANRE Woman you are sad!‘Tis the same with me.—Ralph Armattoe. I.My...

Ubong Johnson | Let Us All Go

It’s so cold. My nostrils are clogged. My cheeks...

Abigail George | This is what happens to my tears

This is what happens to my tears and the...

Talent Madhuku | The Video Recordings

She can’t sleep. It must be the worry, seasoned...

Azubuike Obi | Welcome to a New Dispensation

   Sista mi, how you naw? It has been...

Abenea Ndago: A Funeral in Ladybrand

I am Tafadzwa. When I left Harare last month...

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