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Sarah Ladipo Manyika reflects on her relationship with the late Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, the Kenyan writer, who passed away in May 2025. As a writer herself, she traces how her understanding of his life and work evolved over the years.⁠
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Her reflection carries literary and personal weight, drawing from encounters with Ngũgĩ beginning in 1999 at Cambridge University to later collaborations, meetings, telephone conversations, and email exchanges. ⁠
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Manyika writes of how Ngũgĩ’s ideas, his generous support for writers, and his advocacy for indigenous African language influenced her own views on language and storytelling. ⁠
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She explores Ngũgĩ’s role as a public figure, a ‘language warrior,’ and a master storyteller, while also acknowledging the complexity of his legacy in light of recent allegations made against him.⁠
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📸: Illustration by Sheed Sorple Cecil / THE REPUBLIC.⁠
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On 30 June 1960, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) declared independence from its former colonial ruler, Belgium.⁠
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📷: 1) Pro-independence Congolese crowds cheer Joseph Kasavubu, the Democratic Republic of the Congo's first democratically elected president, at a rally celebrating independence from Belgium, in Kinshasa, July 1960. ⁠
2) Patrice Lumumba in Belgium, 26 January, 1960. Harry Pot/Anefo/Wikimedia.⁠
3)A UN refugee camp set up for Baluba people during the Congo Crisis, 1962. Approximately 40,000 Baluba resided there. Wikimedia Commons.

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This week, we have compiled a list of seven books that will make you actually care about climate change.⁠
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From the memoir of a Ugandan climate activist, which emphasizes the importance of climate justice, to a dystopian novel that imagines a climate-ravaged South Africa, the books on this list will show you just how bad things can get if the world does not prioritize climate conservation.⁠
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Read the full list by clicking this image at the link in our bio.⁠ ⁠
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2)Market scene on the Seychelles, early 1970s. Dino Sassi/Marcel Fayon/Photo Eden LTD/Wikimedia Commons. ⁠
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In this week’s First Draft column, we asked six Africans writers about the last book recommendations they received. This way, we discovered some of the popular books being passed around within writers’ inner circles.⁠
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Swipe to see their responses and read more answers by clicking this image at the link in our bio.⁠
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🎨: Chitra Nagarajan. Illustration by Kevwe Ogini (@dfutureart)⁠
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