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When Communities Get Together – Solving A Water Crisis: Kavita Ndolo

12/17/2020

A Passport to People doing nothing but living: with Pascal Mrema

11/19/2020

Thousands of kilometres of the purest in this world: By Cristóbal Masera Möller

10/07/2020

THROUGH OUR EYES – By Lloyd Kofi Foster

09/17/2020

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF COLORS, AURAS AND EXPERIENCES – By Ethel Tawe

07/24/2020

EVERY PHOTO HAS A STORY BEHIND IT – By Marylin Igboke, for Jotham Odefa Igboke

07/15/2020

PHOTOGRAPHING SPACES IN “MUFOMBI” MUFAKOSE – By Jana Mhlaba

07/06/2020

THE ENERGETIC ATMOSPHERE OF YORUBALAND – By Anthony Shintai

07/03/2020

HOMEGOING AND FAMILIAR JUXTAPOSITIONS – By AMINA OSMANU

06/26/2020

“FADY KAMBANA”: THE CURSE OF TWINS – By CHRISTIAN SANNA

06/25/2020

TO OBSERVE AND BE INTRIGUED – Random Film Documentations By Sandy Van Den Brink

06/24/2020

IT IS WHAT IT IS, LIFE IS TRANSIENT – with RICHARD ESHUN

06/23/2020
 
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First Day of Kindergarten, Winner of the 2019 Prize for Fiction – By Temi Iwalaiye
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First Day of Kindergarten, Winner of the 2019 Prize for Fiction – By Temi Iwalaiye

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They say that there is no place like home, but what if home is hell?

STORY NUMBER 4, Winner of the 2018 Prize for Fiction – By Elizabeth Johnson
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STORY NUMBER 4, Winner of the 2018 Prize for Fiction – By Elizabeth Johnson

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                     In the corner to the left of the entrance of the cheap fast food joint, two friends, both female, sat facing each other sharing a bottle of coke. They were seated in what could be described as the dirtiest looking […]

Stained Asphalt, Winner of the 2017 prize for  fiction – by Anthony Madukwe
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Stained Asphalt, Winner of the 2017 prize for fiction – by Anthony Madukwe

Random 06/12/2020

If you gripped my shoulders today, shook me hard and yelled at me to say just one thing to my younger self, I would laugh at you and tell you that I had nothing to say. But if you insisted, like really insisted, I would take two deep breaths and […]

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