Fees Must Fall: An Awakening for Sub Saharan Africa?
By Mpuga Rukidi, Uganda: At the height of the xenophobic attacks against Black non South Africans, President Robert Mugabe, sometime this year, is quoted to have said something to
My Daughter’s Smile
By Spliph, South Africa: My daughter's smile Clear as the morning of a promising spring day, so vividly apparent. The wrinkles peering from her milky cute unformed and unshape
Gogo (continued)
By Ayeza wa‘ Kagyenyi, South Africa: Order in Class! Mrs Radebe was standing at the front of the class. We hadn't noticed her walk in, as usual, nor had we noticed the o
Breaking Free
By Emmeline Bisiikwa, Uganda: It takes considering oneself to break free. It takes a daring, hard look at one self to attempt freedom. She was drowning in her own fears. Sinking, s
Surviving on Old Prayers (07)
By Vimbai Lole, Zimbabwe: Isaiah 55:8. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, says the LORD. 2 Corinthians 12:9a. …but He said to me, “My grace i
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