AMON ‘YANCI
By Halima Ahmad Matazu English translation of this story is published here. Litinin 5 ga Yuni 2000 Kalaman karshe da…
Praxis Celebrates Women in African Languages: Jama Musse Jama
Credit: Esse Musse/RCF SOMALI Edna Aadan Ismaaciil: Marwo kartideeda ku mutaysatay ixtiraam iyo kalgacal Waa Maalintii Caalamiga ahayd ee Haweenka,…
“My Soul Sees” by Linda Nabasa
My Soul Sees My soul watches you fighting for my belongings, Even before my body turns cold. It sees you…
“As I Find Poems I Gather Them To Me” by Abigail George
Young innocent (majority). A head filled with grace And mercy. As tender as The night. This is my flesh. He…
AkeFest15: On People and Language
We are at Ake Arts and Book Festival and today, Jalada, a platform that promotes writings and translations in African…
Exhale & Exit by Stanley Princewill McDaniels
exhale (for Nkem) your breath forms a knot in your chest. loosen it exit . i have been days in…
Simple Things by Ama Udofa
You remind me of simple, yet beautiful things, like mimosa unfurling at dawn, every morning. like the far, yet deceitfully…
HamazonACADEMlA: #TEEP2015 Beneficiary
It has been celebration at HamazonACADEMlA since the film academy was recognized as a beneficiary of #TEEP2015 (Tony Elumelu African…
“Legal, Illegal” by Linda Nabasa
Legal, Illegal His kidney is on a plane to Europe And it won’t be coming back What he has left…
“fishmoth” by Kharys Ateh Laue
photograph courtesy of Raphaela Linders fishmoth I afterwards the horror of that day recurs as a nightmyth / again he…