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Click here for previous episodes “I go like kill pessin sha o.” Frank sighed and rested his head against the wall, moving gently so as not to jostle Igo who was asleep across his thighs. He was tired; his eyes and arms were heavy but every time he... Read More
Sad but inspiring. A man’s last Facebook post is inspiring thousands after he was struck and killed by a drunk driver on New Year’s Eve. The Tampa Bay Times reports that Matthew DeRemer, a 31-year-old from Seminole, Florida was killed in a... Read More
A young woman has become a super-fit personal trainer after winning a five-year battle against anorexia. Sarah Leanne Pustkowski, 22, struggled with anorexia nervosa during her late teens, dropping to a tiny 5st 11lb after surviving on just 400... Read More
Love feels good. In pursuit of love, some are already obsessed with the idea of being tagged with someone than experiencing real love and having an authentic relationship. It’s a huge priority hence they don’t even know when they have lost... Read More
African Sun Times is Africa’s number one and largest newspaper in America and has been in circulation for 37 years. On Dec 31st, it announced its Persons-of-the-Year. The newspaper announced Nigeria’s Linda Ikeji as the African Sun Times Most... Read More
Former business secretary Vince Cable and award-winning novelist Margaret Drabble, who both have links with York, will be among the top names to be in York for this year’s two-week York Literature Festival from March 10 to 23. Other headliners in... Read More
Comic Republic, a Nigerian comics startup based in Lagos, is creating a universe of superheroes for Africans and black readers around the world. The cast of characters—”Africa’s Avengers” according to some fans—ranges from Guardian Prime, a... Read More
Here are 6 quotations from great African writers implying that literature should be taken to the street.view below: Literature should be taken to the street. That is where, in Africa, it must be. The path of literature is the assured way to human... Read More
“The literary scene, as always, had its fair share of expectations from writers and other stakeholders in 2015. But a closer look at the events that took place during the period shows that there were more disappointments than triumphs” Chux... Read More