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‘I Doodled Your Name By Force’ by Naggayi Sanyu Lydia
I doodled your name by force. Yes please. I was not going to be that girl who’d pass through her teenage years without ever doodling a boy’s name in a […] More
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Gipiir and Labongo #3
Fun Fact; During an Acholi Introduction ceremony, the groom and his representatives are required to get on their hands and knees as a sign of respect and crawl to the […] More
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The World is Crazy #Stories4Health
As I board a bus from central Monrovia en route to New Georgia Estate, the thought that flashes through my head is I am going to catch Coronavirus. Someone on […] More
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Let's Part Ways
I am getting a divorce. It is a shame because I thought my wife and I were going to die in old age – together – holding hands. Or in […] More
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Alyvea – Passion and Purity
When I got onto the night train, I looked for my seat, praying to God that it would be a window seat. I walked down the aisle looking at the […] More
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in FictionWAKAYIMA OF TROPICAL ACADEMY EP 4: WAKAYIMA AND OBLONG’S PROBLEM
Now, as we know, Wakayima was not really a school student. He was not interested in getting an education like the rest of the school kids. He was only interested […] More
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Gipiir and Labongo #18
By Ashley SPLASH- Katabani woke up to a gourd of water being thrown on to his face. This felt like drowning in a small river as he lost his breath […] More
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The 304 billion Heist
Rebecca Kadaga’s bra was itching and she needed relief after a long day. Passing a hand through the open collar of her official garb and the suit beneath it, she […] More
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Byagaba the name: A Fictional Origins Story
On a sunny Tuesday afternoon in December 1987, Dokita was in the field taking care of the Chairmans cows. His arm was elbow deep in the posterior of Rwamashu, a […] More
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in FictionKintu and Nambi; Kintu's Second Task #16
CONTINUED FROM; AN ALLY IN DDUNGU #16. Link in the comment section By Faith Murket It was the mustiness in the air that gave it away as Ddungu led Kayikuzi […] More
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‘The Feast’ by Richard Obonyo
It was barely dawn, a few birds in the near distance were singing when two strong built men lifted the lion skin that was used as the barrier at the […] More
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A Question of Underwear, Gwendolene Mugodi
[box type=”info” align=”aligncenter” ]This is one of the stories that came out of the Writivism 2014, a project of the Centre for African Cultural Excellence, with the assistance of several partner organisations, which identifies, trains […] More
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THE FIRST TIME I FELL IN LOVE
The first time I fell in love – A poem Of course I was nervous. Scared Paid more attention to the feeling we shared Than to the people who […] More
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#TIMETV BREAKING: Social Media Blows Up Over ‘Robotism: The Manifesto’
This just in, folks. A few Mars seconds ago, Odoki233090, a user on African social media giant Muwado has caused the most heated debate of our times on the rights […] More
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The Man in the Raincoat, Nduta Waweru
The Man in the Raincoat He was a familiar sight amongst the villagers of Makutano, present at the Main Street all day every day. No one knew where he came […] More
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in FictionGipiir and Labongo #10
By Aine Susan “Whispers” – taunting whispers shook the earth; with rumors of a coward turned hero. Divergent stories of the man who could tame beasts traveled across the lands, […] More
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COVICUVEN-21 #Stories4Health
Vero sat next to the charcoal stove outside a half-mud, half-cemented house concentrating on eating her kasoli in perfect lines. It always seemed more organized to her and polite; surely any […] More
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