Life Without Parole #9
By Iteti, Uganda: Continued… I was pregnant and wondering how my husband who had never wanted kids was going to take it. Speaking to my mother about it hadn't yielded mu
Ignore the haters, Mr President; Rappers live large!
By Mpuga Rukidi, Uganda: Dear Mr. President, it is not usual that I write to you. In fact it is not usual that a no namer like me actually writes to you. Excuse my kamanyiiro and p
Illusions of a Bachelor: Oh yeah, Oya!
By Aaron Aroriza, Uganda: A few years ago I lived next door to a young Rwandese girl. She was the independent kind of young working lady, an embodiment of feminine beauty. She alwa
Taxi Tales: A Hangover Woman
By David Tumusiime, Uganda: She was what every woman should not be; especially for a Ugandan woman. She did not seem to care. She was openly dozing, like a drunk man. Nodding off s
Dead Justice Society
By Nosipho Sosibo, South Africa: We speak of justice so loosely when justice-not-served does not affect us directly. The tragedy of our South African reality is that justice is no
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