Online Magazine for African Arts and Politics
Gloria Ikekhide You kiss my forehead In the open, under the jacaranda tree You bring me flowers Red roses, white roses, yellow roses Wild with thorns like your love You kneel before me You buy me gifts Wrap them, with red bows and hand-written messages Even though your palms are calloused And then you give […]
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It is not uncommon to see young boys who call themselves Fabregas or Messi or Ronaldo.
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A woman is viewed as incomplete if she does not know how to cook. When a lady says she doesn’t know how to cook or she hates cooking, she is automatically judged.
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Examining the African woman through arts.
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Budding Nigerian artiste Bman reflects on the role of music in society.
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One thing that makes Cameroun stand out among other African countries is its bilingual and bi-jural nature. But, recently, these have become the roots of disagreements and conflicts.
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A young woman reflects on three years of living with HIV.
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