Essays

Essays June 24, 2026

Is There a Place for Female Rage in African Literature?

by Praise Okeoghene Vandeh

Book Reviews • Essays May 19, 2026

Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya’s “Let It Die” – Deactivating Representative Fictions | Onai Mushava | Review

by Onai Mushava

Essays • Stories and Poems May 14, 2026

Exclusion, Dispossession, and Alienation in Black Diversity: Why Black Groups Often Clash | Ibrahim Rahman | Essay

by Ibrahim Rahman

Essays • Features • News May 12, 2026

From Accra to Frankfurt: The African Audio Revolution Is Already Here | Ama Dadson

by Ama Dadson

Essays • Stories and Poems May 06, 2026

Okpontu: An Open Letter to the Choking Heterosexuals of British-Amalgamated Nigeria | Obinna Okwesili | Essay

by Obinna Okwesili

Essays • Stories and Poems April 23, 2026

Dust, Divinity & Desire: Reclaiming Queerness in Pre-Colonial West Africa | Emmanuel Aneriba-Iga | Essay

by Emmanuel Aneriba-Iga

Essays • Stories and Poems April 08, 2026

To All the Poems I Never Understood | Bright Aboagye | Essay

by Bright Aboagye

Essays February 19, 2026

Chennai Book Fair: A Wake-Up Call for African Publishing

by Gasana Mutesi