Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya’s “Let It Die” – Deactivating Representative Fictions
A mother of the nation in the tradition of Nehanda, the heroine at the centre of this story is a…
From Accra to Frankfurt: The African Audio Revolution Is Already Here
Across the continent and its diasporas, African storytelling is undergoing a quiet but decisive transformation, one that moves it beyond…
Where Do Black Writers Find Their Happy Place? | Itoro Bassey | Essay
Itoro Bassey — Itoro Bassey — writes with a sensitivity to the emotional and political geographies that shape Black literary…
Environmental Concerns in African Essays
Environmental issues are increasingly prominent in African essays, reflecting the growing awareness and urgency of addressing ecological challenges on the…
Gender and Society in African Essays
Gender dynamics and societal roles are central themes in many African essays, offering critical insights into the lived experiences of…
The Role of Oral Tradition in African Essays
African literature is rich with diverse traditions and storytelling methods, among which oral tradition holds a significant place. Oral tradition…
The Influence of Colonialism on African Essays
Colonialism has had a profound impact on African societies, shaping various aspects of life, including literature. African essays often explore…
The Power of Diaspora in African Essays
The African diaspora has had a profound impact on the cultural and intellectual landscape of the continent. Essays by and…
The Good Teacher
Praxis Magazine is honored to present The Good Teacher, a collection of celebratory essays about teachers and teaching. The Good…
The Good Teacher Anthology, Edited by Darlington Chibueze Anuonye
The Good Teacher We are honoured to present our latest anthology The Good Teacher, edited by Darlington Chibueze Anuonye. Read…