Ngugi wa Thiong'o & son limited: Things I don't understand, By Rudolf Okonkwo
Mukoma can end the silencing of his mother, Nyambura. I will give him a free title: Nyambura, the phenomenal woman behind the great Ngugi.
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Mukoma can end the silencing of his mother, Nyambura. I will give him a free title: Nyambura, the phenomenal woman behind the great Ngugi.
The tragedy of the madness of this movement is that it seems to be giving some credence to their antidemocratic credentials. Must everyone back you? Must people be silent because they dare not voice different perspectives, even if wrong? Is that not what you dearly oppose, the stifling of your voice and your vote?
Recently I strayed upon Lewis Nkosi’s very thought-provoking views on African literature. The South African writer and academic has inspired and inspiring thoughts that led me to want to randomly revisit observations made by writers and scholars on aspects of African Literature and African writers. “The African novel in the European languages is sometimes damned […]
AFTER the first African Literature and Writers Conference held in Makerere, Uganda in June 1962, African writers from 38 countries gathered at the