Masterclass For My Ex’s New Girl
By Ucheoma Onwutuebe | Fiction
Have you ever been to Bush Bar? There is always a first time. When his car pulls into the untarred road and you see a mud house…
Like A Pawn
By Ifeanyichukwu Eze | Fiction
Today, everything, even the thud of his black moccasin on the brown laden path hums of the feelings brewing in his chest from…
The Trials Of A Witch
By Mujahid Ameen Lilo | Fiction
We called our stepmom a witch. She looked like one. Her little eyes that looked like a cat’s with their foreboding stares, her…
Which Way Is Forward?
By Akìgbógun Olúwatúnmiṣe Michael | Fiction
“Grief is a most peculiar thing; we’re so helpless in the face of it. It’s like a window that will simply open of its own accord…
Cardamom Coffee
By Beatrice Lamwaka | Fiction
It’s midnight. I’m sitting on the veranda drinking cardamom coffee, trying hard not to call Chris. “Don’t call him and accuse…
The Girl
By Rumbi Munochiveyi | Fiction
The Girl arrived a little after dusk as Manyara laid out plates for dinner. The Girl knocked on the gate with a kind of…
The Baptism
By Frances Ogamba | Fiction
The baby, nameless still in this model of spirituality, and his parents, Sarah and Fabian, catechists at Saint Mary’s parish,…
The Mountain of Goodness
By Lola Opatayo | Fiction
He struts in front of us, clutching his bible under one arm and beating the air with his other hand. He tells us not to be…