She loves African literature

Becky Ayebia Clarke is a Ghanaian Publisher based in Oxfordshire. She set up Ayebia Clarke Literary Agency & Publishing Limited in 2003 with her husband David.

We are not the same ooh; even the Lord loves variety.
IPPmedia
College is this interesting place to be, my favourite learning stage experience so far, a really memorable stage of the learning ladders and in fact a place where some of us came to grow up hehheh... Interesting right? If there's a student who won't admit that ...

The shark attack survivor who sticks up for sharks

I do not like to read books, starts Mbeya City Librarian Ms Sophia Liboke. “I only read because this is my job,” she adds. As you look around the library, located in a city of more than 700,000 people, you see a lot of dusty English books

Johanna HK I think Zari knows what she is doing, and its people who don't see far who don't understand her moves. This lady is not a teenager who is looking to have fun with boyfriends. She has experiences and life has taught her many lessons. She has had money whether through her own efforts or through her ex (it doesn't matter) and she has realized that money without happiness causes depression. She has met this guy who is showing her love and she has fallen for it. I understand her...

While driving back from Mlandizi town inside his five-door Suzuki Vitara, Edwin Semzaba was told to pull over by some six traffic police officers manning the coastal lane.

He is seldom heard, he seldom speaks in public. The last time he gave a speech in front of a crowd was at the poetry prize giving event that has been named in his honour, Ebrahim Hussein Poetry Prize for Kiswahili writing.

From novice writer to winner of prize in Kiswahili literature  The Citizen Daily

>Generations of students studied his epic novel Kusadikika, an allegorical work of an imaginary state in which injustices are perpetrated against all notions of justice, law and humanity.