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Dear Sonshine, I love you. You have made the last thirteen years of motherhood awesome and blessed. I thank God each time I think of you. Your father is honorable, diligent, smart and [...]

Towela stared at the clear blue sky, with occasional clouds. The sun was bright, but the cool green grass she lay on kept her cool. It had been raining a few hours ago and like magic, the rain [...]

Up in the sky, the moon lies awake Shining down the earth’s darkened path. She calls on sleep to cuddle us in While mother reads the old sweet tale. Up in the sky, the stars lay awake, Twinkle [...]

Oh! My home When shall I see my home? When shall I see my native land? I will never forget my home! I could remember when we, the leaders of tomorrow, in our dusty rubber sandals disturbed the [...]

  Written by Chisom Nsiegbunam Edited by Baboshiya Asake  Olasehinde   Comfort N.A. Okyere has been appointed Chief Editor for the 8th cycle of the Writers Space Africa (WSA) Monthly Literary [...]

The tick-tocking clock talks of love and time, of a heart adorned with timeless beauty, At the fourteenth hour, she says: ‘It is strife to love one who takes your breath away.’ Each [...]

It is timely that you and I finally meet here in the city I played football as a lanky boy, grazing my knees on the gravel roads, hoping to become the next Samuel Eto’o. I fondly remember the [...]

Many travelled far to see him like the great Ogotemmeli of Dogon he was a towering library of tales and like Akuku Danger of the East he was the patriarch of a vast clan children milled around [...]