The Good Teacher
Praxis Magazine is honored to present The Good Teacher, a collection of celebratory essays about teachers and teaching. The Good…
The Pen and The Sword: Okey Ndibe
The Pen and The Sword is a Praxis series of conversations where Nigerian writers reflect on what it really means…
Femi Ogunleye: Linking African artists and international collectors
Based in Texas, United States, Femi Ogunleye has a passion for his African culture and heritage. This, he tends to…
Íjáfara (Delay is Dangerous)
Íjáfara Léwu Tolú sáré kàbàkàbà pèlú èrù. Kò mo oun tó lè se. Béè, awon tó dá wàhálà sílè ti…
CRY FREEDOM
By Halima Ahmad Matazu This story was originally written in Hausa by Halima Ahmad Matazu and translated to English Language…
Romance according to Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra
Romance according to Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra Romance, like every other phenomenon, means different things to different people and therefore…
May We All Come Out Safe by Martha Okenyi – writing about the pandemic
Photo credit: Adoka Adaji and Agwu Israel By Martha Okenyi Watching the seven p.m. news is now my official pastime.…
“Written In The Stars” by Clarissa Rudolph-Hastings
image source: pixabay.com Written In The Stars by Clarissa Rudolph-Hastings A small child sits at home near a window, looking…
MALCOLM (Excerpt)
Chambers Umezulike tours eight Nigerian cities for special book signing of his novel, MALCOLM. Praxis magazine publishes excerpt of MALCOLM…
My Writing Day (and other tips): Abubakar Adam Ibrahim
Six African writers talk about their books and what works for them while writing. And of course, share some writing…