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Sunset at Oyo Town.Four poems from David Abraham.

Sunset at Oyo Town.Four poems from David Abraham.

Zukile and Zintle.A classical fairy tale set among the isiXhosa in South Africa — from Val Bruce.

The Master Goes Home.An Essay Reflection on Frederick Forsyth — by Henry Chukwuemeka Onyema.

Intact.A story about pain and loss, and the nature of certitude — by Karl Luntta.

These Lives In Parallel.A story about an unlikely friendship between a young mentally ill woman and an old grieving man — from Mayowa Fagbure.

The Scars That Shape the Dream.A story about pains, perseverance, and the dreams born from life’s deepest wounds — from Torsaa Emmanuel Oryiman.

The Language of My Skin.A new essay from Nixon Mateulah.

Caress Gently.Two poems from Ludger Shivolo.

RT @shildngao: Yeah, that's me. Read my story about Maureen, a Moi University student who ushers in love after previous heartbreaks. Will….

Ill Will & Song of Peace.Two poems from Tanzanian Andrea Myinga.

The Priestess Walks Like Water.A story about the in-between — where river meets land, and gods meet women — by Adejumo Tomilola.

RT @Hussaniabdul4: Day 13. Today's story is "The Jaguar Winner" by Motswana writer Dorcas B Molefe on @KalahariReview . A lady wins a car i….

When A World Ends.A story on the quiet violence of poverty — from Sandra Chimezie.

Butterflies and Moths.Poems about a journey through letting go — shedding comparisons and embracing self-worth — from Ezechukwu Mmesoma Favour.

Wolves and Sheep.A story about Maureen who welcomes in love when it knocks on her door — from Muinde Ngao.

A Letter to My Mother Mrs Marian Sia Nyuma — Moijueh.Poems that are cries for justice and hymns to the parents who armed him for success — from Sierra Leonean Sinneh T. Moijueh.

Usoro Ndo.A story about family ties, the cultural beauty of Africa and their crazy expectations — from Nigerian Edidiong Esara.

The Village Beards are Burning.Poems of shifting identities in a land where art is sustained when survival demands silence — from Malawian William Khalipwina Mpina.

A Letter to My Mother Mrs Marian Sia Nyuma — Moijueh.Poems that are cries for justice and hymns to the parents who armed him for success — from Sierra Leonean Sinneh T. Moijueh.