Poetry, the art form in question, is embedded in the Black experience, a form of resistance and truth as well as beauty and resilience.

From Sonia Sanchez to Amanda Gorman, explore the rich literary legacy of 25 influential Black poets in honor of National ...

Articles. Return to West Africa / Abioseh Nicol -- Requiem for Sophiatown / Can Themba -- Ibos as they are / Onyenaekeya Udeagu -- The widows of the reserves / Phyllis Ntantala -- Why I ran away / ...

It’s #WorldPoetryDay! Celebrate with us by enjoying these examples of incredible literature and personal expression by poets from across the African continent. Bassey Ikpi, a Nigerian-born but America ...

Maya Angelou’s legacy goes beyond the body of work she shared with the world during her lifetime. Her legacy as one of the greatest writers of all time also embodies the ability she had to hold on to ...

'Abiku' is an interesting word in Nigeria literary sphere, Ben Okri's novel The Famished Road is based upon an abiku. Here are 3 other poems on Abiku you should read. 'Abiku' is an interesting word in ...

‘Gbenga Adeoba was born and raised in Akure, Nigeria. In an interview, he said, “About a decade before I was born, a traveling neighbor left his stacks of books with my father but never came back to ...

Twice a month, we bring you an excerpt from a book to be published by the Nigeria-based Cassava Republic, a renowned publisher on the continent, leading the way in African literature and non-fiction.

For poet and diplomat Abhay K, Africa was never a subject to be “covered” so much as a world to be entered with humility.

Keith Gottschalk is an ANC member, but writes this review in his personal capacities as a historian and a poet. Fortunately for the rest of us South Africans, the apartheid police state often shot ...

Our guest blogger today is William Richards, a ONE Youth Ambassador from the UK. This past July I spent my summer holiday in South Africa doing some volunteering and sightseeing. My school organised ...

For poet and diplomat Abhay K, Africa was never a subject to be “covered” so much as a world to be entered with humility.