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Today, East Ridge High’s senior and junior students are about to engage in a football showdown. They have been preparing for this event since the start of the term, and it is their last match as [...]

I remember my firsts: my first friend, my first enemy, my first loss. We were at Kokrobite; Efe, Mama, Dada and I. The sun had made itself comfortable above us casting an uncomfortable heat; heat [...]

In this exclusive interview, I had the pleasure of speaking with Joshua Neequaye Robertson, an incredibly talented writer from Ghana. Notably, Joshua achieved the prestigious title of the 2nd [...]

It is not the nicely carved furniture Neither the gardens at the entrance Nor the happy pets who welcome you It isn’t the morning’s bright weather That welcomes you from slumber. Rather the haven [...]

I felt a sense of dread as I entered the polling station. Who else wouldn’t? This was the day of the big election, and tensions were high. The tantrums and curses from each side had set the stage [...]

From the clematis bower and the twisted brake Bring every blowing bud you can trace, But you will never find a flower That compares to a Ghanaian Rose. Even though it is rural and alone, It [...]

“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. [...]

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 [...]

The annual African Writers Conference (AWC) is a gathering of literary enthusiasts and stakeholders with the aim of broadening the horizons of African literature. The event is hosted in a [...]

Hunger, Oppression, War! Why did you rob her? She had it all; she owned them all Yes! But she cannot show them all They have been perforated Perforated by her children Whom after she had nursed [...]