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April 2024

29 stories

  1. The Rap-Centric Philosophies of Illbliss
  2. A Man, a Church, and the Exploitation of Vulnerable Congregations
  3. Decolonizing the Language of Political Science
  4. When Personal Docudrama is an Act and Art of Protest
  5. ‘EMERGING ANGOLAN WRITERS FALL INTO THREE CATEGORIES: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE VILLAINS’
  6. 7 Books to Add to Your May Reading List
  7. Call for Submissions – Vol. 8, No. 3
  8. The Books That Changed the Minds of Writers
  9. ‘Pour le Pays, Pour la Patrie, Mourir est Beau’
  10. A Principle for the New Nigerian Criticism
  11. Notes on Absence
  12. The Bad Man From Kamwokya
  13. Nigeria Now and the Art of Protest
  14. 7 Books to Read Before You Get Married
  15. Aya Care’s Sudden Fame
  16. A Three-Act Renaissance
  17. ECOWAS Needs to Have a Face
  18. African Philosophy Cannot Be a Thing
  19. End NYSC Already
  20. 7 African Books Every Food Lover Should Read
  21. ‘I Know a Poem Is Complete When I Am Both Unsettled and at Peace’
  22. ‘It Is Not Feminism If It Is Not Political’
  23. Remembering Kampala
  24. Haile Selassie I and Pan-African Diplomacy
  25. A Whirlwind of Fractured Sisterhood and Dysfunctional Families
  26. 7 African Literary Classics You Should Add to Your Reading List
  27. ‘Poetry Is Political’
  28. A Sahel-less ECOWAS
  29. The Accidental Man of the People