Brilliance! A novel after a long while that makes you work, that takes you by the throat, and brings you in closer, closer, closer till you see the...

The visit coincided with my reading of the Kenyan novel Dust which I will be reviewing shortly. My initial thoughts race with the beginning, as a...

The 68TH Cannes Film Festival in May saw a glimpse of African cinema plus a promise for the future with experienced and young filmmakers sharing their...

‘The worst of journalism’ was the title of an open letter written and signed by 200 writers and academics from across the USA and beyond led by Howard...

Short-listed African writers are Mia Couto from Mozambique, Ibrahim al-Koni from Libya, Alain Mabanckou from Congo-Brazzaville and Marlene van Niekerk...

It’s budget is 1.500 000 euros and it will  be produced by Papaveronoir Filmes and Films de l’ Aprés Midi with African partners from...

The spirit of Africa infused into Jaipur as the literature festival of 2015 took shape with echoes of a continent were shared be they in mythology,...

Africa and India are rising together, firmly holding hands as they emerge to fulfil their aspirations and exchange their resources and knowledge for...

It was co-discovered by Dr Peter Piot currently the director of the London School of Tropical Medicine who has allegedly called for a vaccine to be...

The Caine Prize is an annual prize for the best short story written in English by an African author. It was founded in 2000, in memory of Sir Michael...

Africa Writes, the title itself opens up debate but I believe Africa has always told stories and will continue to write and if its writers use English...