“we left when home became a portrait of pain” by Sodiq Oyekanmi
Image by Jerry A from Pixabay we left when home became a portrait of pain. (after Razaq Malik Gbolahan, No…
Image by Jerry A from Pixabay we left when home became a portrait of pain. (after Razaq Malik Gbolahan, No…
Abu Amira’s “The swahilification of Mutembei” captures the episodes of becoming in the life of Mutembei. The unknown narrator, does…
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Photo credit: Oko Owi Ocho 7th Dec. 2014 1. A backward suburb is one that makes you feel you wake…
Self-Idolatry, or What Made Ngugi’s Story Most Translated? By Alexander K. Opicho There have been ground-shaking African literary events in…
image source: pixabay.com Coming Together It was your idea to take shelter here, warm and dry you said and we…
image source: pxhere.com MAY WE CHEER TO SILENCE?! Do you speak silence? Then drown me in your embrace Me, you,…
Image by Samantha Eagleson from Pixabay Mourn Mourn the roses, a red cup full of blood, Mourn the bees, a…
for su’eddie Because Lagos holds his umbilical cord he wears Eko garb if Edo is to hold him down will…
cover image: “the weather inside” by Melissa D. Johnston Hello World! Praxis Magazine Online is delighted to present our newest…