Africa
I Could Melt
I Could Melt written by: Kathryn MacDonald I could melt into sand drift into Mombasa’s Sea. I...
The Political Nile
The Political Nile written by: Marial Awendit @Marial_Awendit 1. (‘Will this boat carry us towards democracy?’)...
A Girl and Fabrics
A Girl and Fabrics written by: Chisom Nsiegbuna - Childhood She will say she wants to own a big fashion company...
A Stubborn Race
A Stubborn Race written by: Aniedi Ita Bassey @aniedibassey50 You buried my face inside your engraved palm...
The Earth’s Navel
The Earth’s Navel written by: MK Kuol @mk_kuol14 wet marvel rippling through sahara’s throat— the earth’s navel...
The Child is Not Dead
The Child is Not Dead a poem by: Ingrid Jonker The child is not dead The child...
The Believer
The Believer written by: Moses Ameh @_amehaic Tell me countryman, What is left of our pride that...
Shades of Blackness
Shades of Blackness written by: Dawn Minott In shades of blackness, three black women stood By the...
Topsy Turvy Seasons
Topsy Turvy Seasons written by: Denise D’Souza Ne’er cast a clout till May be out, they say....
Under The Wild Fig Tree
Under The Wild Fig Tree written by: Deryn van der Tang @dvdtang1 “May I walk you home?”...
Sat Beneath the Baobab Tree
Sat Beneath the Baobab Tree
written by: Nick Adigu Burke
- "Our legends. They are not mythology, as the enemy...
Morning Drunks
Morning Drunks written by: Leonard Ifeanyi Ugwu, Jr. @UgwuJr1 Every day I see Agbada on T.V. reverberating...
The African Mandate
The African Mandate written by: Joshua Omeke Across vast lands, they set their sights, In search of...
Independence
Independence written by: Yahuza Abdulkadir When the stars of independence glitter, Children run to break the news...
