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Kendeka Prize for African Literature is accepting entries from 1st of February, 2023 to 15th May, 2023 for its’ 2023 edition. The entry is free. The Prize will be awarded for the best unpublished short story either in fiction or creative non-fiction. The first prize will be Kshs.100,000, while the…
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Aquaculture & Fisheries Center of Excellence is unique in its dedication to a well-rounded education in the field of aquaculture.
The overall winner of the 2022 Kendeka Prize for African Literature has been announced. Scholastica Moraa, from Kenya is the overall winner announced for her short story titled ‘Chained’. In the same ceremony Adaoro Raji, (Nigeria) was announced the first runners up for her story ‘Star Boy’. Beverley Ann Abrahams,…
There is a serious shortage of reading material in African languages which has led to a low reading culture, especially to those not competent in English, or in any of the other mostly spoken languages around the world. To help address this shortage and to safe guard the endangered African…
Andrew Maina, originally from the east African country of Kenya, says his lifelong interest in science led him to enroll in the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff's graduate program in aquaculture/fisheries.