InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Nov 3A Trio Of PoemsPoems exploring the Ijebu cultural heritage and the intricacies of the world we live in — from Monsuru OmosanyaA response icon1A response icon1
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Nov 3Brother, Hold Your LightA lyrical story about a man carrying his brother’s light to save their ancestral forest — from Cameroonian writer Timba Bema
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Nov 2The Floor Beneath The FeelingA story about discipline mistaken for a cage, and the student's time proved wrong — from Kenyan Peter Ocharo Mong’are
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Nov 2A Devil In EverymanTwo powerful poems from Onawale SimeonA response icon1A response icon1
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Oct 29There’s Always TomorrowA story of delayed grief — can, or should, tears really wait until tomorrow? — by Ayo Tamakloe-Garr
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Oct 29Under the Warm Light of SilencePoems on personal travails, upheaval, redemption, and on the observation of time’s passing — from Mary Ohanusi
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Oct 28The Weight of SilenceFour poems exploring the burden of unspoken words — from Thomas Mashala
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Oct 28Not Yet, Said The LandIn Navrongo, Silence is a form of survival — a new story from Adwoah NyarkoaA response icon1A response icon1
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Oct 21Nhare MbiraPoems that sing of the evidence of a home most felt. Notes struck by iron, rain, and love, written by the product of her country — from…
InKalahari ReviewbyThe Kalahari Review·Oct 21Cock-A-Doodle-DooTwo poems about the political circus and its fallout — from Andrea Myinga
