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Writers Space Africa Magazine (WSA) has exciting news to share! Chisom Benedicta, a highly acclaimed poet, editor, and blogger from Nigeria, has joined the team as its new poetry editor. Her [...]

About 12 years ago, Professor Michael Sandel, in his Harvard Lecture on “Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? The Moral Side of Murder” discussed the moral dilemma involved in taking particular [...]

Get ready to be inspired! WSA Literary Magazine’s March edition features an exclusive interview with the prolific playwright, Gloria Akayi Asoloko – a double winner of the African Writers [...]

They say your friends are your chosen family just a phrase we use to cover it all, Because in the end, family is all we’ve got. All these connections are draining – We claim forever but [...]

    Interview by Elizabeth Akunyili (Nigeria) and Sandra Nadege (Kenya) Funminiyi, I find you very inspiring as a creative person. From your poetry anthology ‘Si(gh)lent Night’ to [...]

Kaniaga kaondoka, kaamba huku hafai, Motoni pana mashaka, peponi ndipo tamrai, Mechoshwa na wahaka, kule yeye tafurai, Kaibwaga etu mila, mesafiri utumwani. Maskani masikini, ulaya tapata mali, [...]

Tales of a far-off land, South of the Sahara, eminent as forerunners of African independence; Yet a people ever free; predating antiquity. Bosom of the Sonnike clans of Mande, The Great Wagadu [...]

“So who is the Ghanaian layman?” “I don’t know, oh! What do you think Chris?” Chris stirred his alomo and lime with his pinky. “The Ghanaian layman is a cultural icon. An ever changing ideation. [...]

My father is a man who prides himself in his ability to provide for his family. Born ninth out of ten children, his parents named him Nkrumah. My father is not educated, he can somewhat write, [...]

What is Storytelling? Storytelling is the art of keeping an audience interested by slowly revealing the plot, characters, and setting of a story through spoken and nonverbal cues that gets them [...]