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Gipiir and Labongo #6
By Mugabe Victor Only the wind spoke as the sun scorched the savannah; torturing the ground to a deep, cracked brown. The outstretched straw like grass swayed as it announced […] More
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#SSWCIII – The Other Side by Mable Barbara Amuron
It’s quiet here. I think I can hear an echo. Even when I’m whispering. Musty too. Why do all Your ‘houses’ have to be musty? Is it the sweat of […] More
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WAKAYIMA OF TROPICAL HILLS ACADEMY EP 9: WAKAYIMA MEETS THE EXTERMINATOR
View all episodes The next school day was total chaos. The way the gang had run after Rukia screaming “Ayi Bambe” the day before? It was like that, but several […] More
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Kintu and Nambi; A War's Debt Paid in Full #21
Continued from #20; The Hell to Pay By Faith Murket Walumbe was besides himself. He had to come up with something to tell his father, but nothing was coming to […] More
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Sons of the gods #19
By Aine Susan Jambia: panga Ebifeera: plural for ekifeera; a coward that is weak and timid Oruhu: hide/skin; an animal’s skin “Boys ought not to go to war,” Kayikuzi strayed […] More
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in FictionSons of the gods #2
By Some Susan Continued from #1 NOTE: cee *pronunciation: che*, *meaning: to be silent* Nyinarimi *maternal uncle* Mutabani *son* “What do you want now?” the phrase that always welcomed Kintu to […] More
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Kintu and Nambi; The Song of War #26
Continued from; Kintu and Kayikuzi #26 By Mugabe Victor A troubled heart only knows one language; that of the soothing melodies of ennanga. It’s chimes freed the soul the moment […] More
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The Tales of Achelo – Episode 2
Episode 2 My mother would go on and tell me that grandma had been a very terrible witch. That she would kill anyone! Kills even her very children! Could […] More
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I am from the wild
I am from wild Can anything good come from the wild? I have been flogged and shunned for this my whole life What is so strange about my native […] More
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‘Didn’t See That Coming’ by Migisha Boyd
“Ah! This chicken is hard!”, Belle exclaimed as she tried to saw through the chicken thigh one last time with the now-bloody knife. It reminded her of her late father’s […] More
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A visit to the world of the dead
I last had such a dream about three years ago. I had died, that way I was able to rub shoulders with the earth’s mighty and great that had earlier […] More
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in FictionGipiir and Labongo #19
By Mugabe Victor No one knows the secrets of the gods like the mind of a chief. The two share the seat of fate like conjoined twins on the edge […] More
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in FictionThe Negotiation
‘Officer, good morning’ Birungi greeted in his most respectful tone as the traffic policeman walked up to his car window. ‘No, sa. How is it a good morning when you […] More
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TWO WITCHES
Two witches came by my shop last night. They were dressed in the old European fashion – tall pointed hats, black gowns with ragged hems, and black boots. “I’m Murogi,” […] More
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On Skeletons and Tea, Nyachiro Lydia Kasese
[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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Bead Work, Caleb Adebayo
[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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A Rainy Midnight Call
It is 11:43 pm on a cold Kira night. A steady pitter-patter of relentless drizzle provides a soothing background sound to the darkness outside. I lay in my bed, wide […] More
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WAKAYIMA OF TROPICAL ACADEMY EP 7: WAKAYIMA GIVES P.E. CLASS
Continued from Episode 6 Wakayima had never expected that he would become a teacher, but then again,who expected that there would be a hare in a school? That is what […] More
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