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Fiction from Atanda Faruq Obatolu
We today feature two short stories from Nigerian writer Atanda
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Poetry
By Sarah Pedramnia
How to deal with the threat of the Islamic State
By Philipp Müller In the aftermath of the terror attacks
Amnesty mourns colleagues killed in Burkina Faso attacks
By Adisa Amanor Wilks Leila Alaoui (photographer) and Mahamadi Ouédraogo
Poetry
By Sunil Sharma
Fiction: Indeed, He Loves me
By Mercy UdoAkang
Poetry
By Onawale Femi Simeon
Uganda’s legislature at war with the Fourth Estate – Media
By Gloria Nakiyimba A war between the legislature and the
9% of the DRC population in need of humanitarian assistance
By Darell Maurice Almost 9% of the population of the
Bangladesh seizes 2.8 million Yaba tablets, nabs three smugglers
By Sheuli Akter Bangladesh’s elite force (RAB) have seized 2.8
Poetry
By Sheena Pillai Singh
As a Writer, how concise are you?
By Goodnews Eruemuare Do you know the longer your name,
Poetry
By Pijush Kanti Deb
Continuing India-Pakistan talks
By Sattar Rind Surprising actions are being observed in Pakistan
Poetry
By Abdulkareem Awwal Opeyemi
Fiction from Ani Kayode Somtochukwu
We today feature two short stories from Nigerian writer Ani
Poetry
By Ogunniyi Abayomi
Notes from America: Who Ate my Cheese!
By Ahmed Tharwat ‘Who Moved My Cheese?’ is a self
Poetry
By Abdulkareem Awwal Opeyemi
Two militants found dead after Shootout in Bangladesh capital
By Sheuli Akter Two suspected militants of the banned Jamaatul
Fiction: The Last Paper
By Akinpelu Yusuf
Poetry
By Vishal Ajmera
Polio-free Africa gets funding boost
By Adisa Amanor Wilks Poliomyelitis, popularly known as polio, is
Poetry
By Ogunsanya Enitan Olalekan
Poetry
By Rahul Mall
Fiction from Alagbe Omotayo
Here we feature two short stories from Nigerian writer Alagbe Omotayo:
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