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Writers Space Africa (Lesotho Chapter) has been awarded a $10,000 grant by the Global Fund for Children (GFC) to run a National High School Debate in the Kingdom of Lesotho. This project will run [...]

I will not need to wield a pen like William Shakespeare or scream at the top of my lungs at the summit, before I can tell you that in my part of the world, people are moulded with loamy soil as [...]

Two winners in this year’s African Teen Writers Awards will receive $100 each. This is courtesy of a lifetime sponsorship commitment from award-winning Tanzanian writer Nahida Esmail. Speaking on [...]

The advancements in technology must have been good news to a lot of people. I mean, the feeling of having everything simplified must have brought so much joy to many. Well, it did for me too. Now [...]

I wonder if my forefathers were ever curious to know the possibility of flying above the clouds without wings. Perhaps they were too busy sharpening their spears for war to give it a thought. If [...]

Welcome to yet another edition of the Writers Space Africa Magazine interview corner. In this edition, I had a chat with the young Tanzanian Writer, Ammar Somji. Do read along. – PPBlessing [...]

Edited by Goodness Onu, Nigeria My earliest memories of Cameroon were of pains inflicted on the Super Eagles and me. I cut my teeth as a football fan during the Maroc 88 African Cup of Nations. [...]

Life is a journey of love. From the very instant we are conceived, we are the product of the love shared by two individuals, Mum and Dad. During our development from zygote to an embryo and then [...]

Everything in this twenty-first century is so fast! Too fast for my old soul which still loves the idea of travelling for months on the ocean from one continent to another. I feel more at home [...]

Landing at Maputo International Airport for the first time, the temperature was so high and my body was sweating. I thought of removing the pullover that I put on while at Oliver Tambo [...]