by Meghan Venter Amathambo. Emaciated body; distorted mind. The rules of life dictate: Shut up and self medicate. Moea. Call upon a greater strength. Magical and practical, Majestically in control, Umphefumulo, soul save us. Observe. The narrative unfolds, The world…
Drift
by Zahraa’ Raadhiya Khaki After When the world shattered Into shards of stone-lode That we wore around our necks Fields charged with the blood We called mother Land A puzzle floating Heavylight as clouds And her children Fixing the rubble…
Poems: To the Memory of the Poet, Chris Zithulele Mann who Died on 10 March 2021
Chris Mann was born in Port Elizabeth in 1948 and went to school at Bishops/Diocesan College in Cape Town. He studied English and Philosophy at the University of the Witwatersrand, and went to Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar where…
Kendeka Prize for African Literature
Nairobi, February 24, 2021 Announcement of Judges Kendeka Prize for African Literature is honoured to announce Lucas Wafula (Kenya), Renee Edwige Dro (Côte d’Ivoire) and Remy Ngamije (Namibia) as the judges for the 2021 prize. The Panel will be chaired…
Four Love Poems for Qi Hong by Yuan Changming
Stream & Lake All your life, you have been trying Flowing, pouring and dissolving Every droplet of your thick and transparent being Into this lake For her sake Yet at the end it is you Who turn yourself into the…
