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Finding the Little Girl Who Loved the Outdoors
I have always carried a little girl within me who has been in love with the outdoors. She has always wanted to wander, climb, get dusty, feel the sun on her skin...
The Caller
“Hello!” “Hello” “Is this Wangari?”, the manly voice asked. Or maybe thundered, in not so a bad way, a good way, murky way...
Discovering the Bahati Forest
Two months ago, my team and I decided to go looking for a hidden gem in Bahati. The mission was simple enough: walk through the forest...
What remains unwritten?
"Every writer leaves a piece of their soul in the ink, but the most profound stories are often the ones we hesitate to put on paper."
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Flash Reflections
"Sometimes the most profound insights come from the quietest moments — reflections on cold coffee cups, unspoken rules of everyday life, and the silent rhythm of black outs in the country."
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From The FISOPS Blog
Tradition Versus Modernity in The Black Bird
A literary analysis of cultural conflict in Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s The Black Bird.
Tanzania by Jennifer N. Mbunabo
When a Name Becomes a Cry for Belonging “My birth name is Dunia but after my tenth birthday I changed…”
Let’s Tell This Story Properly
What happens when the truth is buried deeper than the body? Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi doesn’t so much begin this short…