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In his desolate state, He becomes filled with hate. In his ignorance, he can’t fathom such beauty Wondering why she should be basking in purity. He wallows in individualism, And continues to hate [...]

It was a strange Saturday morning and the sky looked ready to pour torrents from its heavily pregnant grey clouds. This was welcome as the heatwave was getting unbearable. At the next house, [...]

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 [...]

I feel it coming… Ensuring stability with every move__ As she did alone. Gone but, My mother and I are one. Come and go__ Stressing out on the who & what – Casket, food, family [...]

“You shouldn’t watch TV, it’s the devil’s black box,” I remember my dad quoting sarcastically. I was a little girl and didn’t understand whatever he meant. I wasn’t Ben Carson who had to regulate [...]

The cathedral doors were slowly closing and Jumo managed to slip between them before they shut. The androids manning the cathedral doors looked at him blankly. He instinctively begged their [...]

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 [...]

Today I’m recapped To when we were only seven When in our small semi-circle groups, We stood facing our leader, Clapping, jumping and stamping our one foot forward We jovially played Ampe in [...]

Chanza is a girl who lives in a beautiful town in Ndola. She lives with her mother, father and her younger brothers. She loves her family. She also has a grandmother whom she loves very much. Her [...]