Paper and Ink: Femme Aimee 29
By Emmeline Bisiikwa, Uganda: I guess I have told this side of the story from the middle and haven't really explained how we got here. It has been running through my head, the
English Tutor: Class of 2014
By Khuthadzo Malinda, South Africa: The year is coming to an end. I spend a lot of time listening to the radio and the last few days before the year ends, many radio stations are d
Paper and Ink: Femme Aimmee 28
By Emmeline Bisiikwa, Uganda: It's the conversations in my head that I hate the most. They remind me too much of our fights, where I tried to save something and it was like ha
The Doctor’s View: Insanity and Rowdy Patients
By Denise Kavuma, Uganda: Aggression is one of those deplorable attributes and one never proudly admits to being violent…unless, of course, one is from an oddly specific Ugandan
Nigerian Spice: Years of Intellectual Looting
By Emmanuel Adebayo, Nigeria: Sometime ago, a man made a statement that was reiterated to me by a friend, this statement was meant to be funny, but it made me sad. The statement wa
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