In the good old days there were no unemployed graduates, and poetry was a sacred office. No one painted a leader in a loinskin with his...
To spectators, Tanzania’s preference for Swahili over English may seem like a sign of liberation from colonial influence. But is that how we feel? In the...
Are African women between a rock and a hard place when it comes to feminism and bodily adornment? One African female writer explores what it means...
TIA asks four recent participants of the Farafina Trust Creative Writing Workshop during their graduation
A British online news outlet compiled a selection of photographs taken around the continent from 8 to 14 August this year. Some are interesting. Some are...
