A Different Kind of Bliss Nzube Ifechukwu July 10, 2024 She imagined that she was Mary on the run to Egypt to save Baby Jesus.
Instant Coffee Amanda Nechesa March 4, 2024 In movies, the actors intertwine lips, and hold the other person’s bodies. You wonder if you should do this. Kendi beats you to it.
Immigration Khulile Nxumalo & Sihle Ntuli October 18, 2025 We will forget the death that now stinks up the city centre, dark hallways into the doors of offices
Does Anti-Colonialism Drink Tea? Parsing Jeremy Harding’s Analogue Africa Ernest O. Jésùyẹmà June 4, 2026 Harding sees colonialism everywhere, and not as a passive-something. It is an active element for him—like a rumour, but potent enough with treachery—even where it is obviously not.
Medicines, Pornography, Weapons Catherine McNamara January 16, 2025 The idea that this champagne was a preamble made her treacherously horny.
Papa, I’m Getting Married Ettobe David Meres June 4, 2026 The language of love is cliched. The language of marriage, the institution of love, is also cliched.
