Review: A Tale of Tears and Tender Touch By Gisele Ingabire | Armella Saro
About the Poet: Also known as Mom’s Moana, Gisele Ingabire is a tough woman with a heart of gold. I wouldn’t want to meet her...
Tag : Rwandan Literature
A Tale of Tears and Tender Touch | Gisele Ingabire
It was a night in early spring,With the first soft breaths of wind,That was cool enough to make her shiver,But not frosty enough to freeze...
Rwandan Writer Agahozo Shortlisted for 2023 Koffi Addo Writivism Nonfiction Prize
Rwandan writer Denyse Agahozo has been shortlisted for the Koffi Addo Writivism Prize for Creative Nonfiction, an annual award recognising outstanding creative non-fiction by emerging...
WSA-Rwanda to host African Writers Conference 2024
Writers Space Africa-Rwanda (WSA-R) is set to host the seventh edition of the African Writers Conference (AWC 2024) in Kigali from October 22 to 27....
Submit to AKO Caine Prize for African Writing 2024 by March 25
The AKO Caine Prize for African Writing is currently accepting submissions for its 2024 edition. Eligible entries must consist of published short stories with a...
Review: Whispers of Fading Ink by OlaBell | Alice Ghislaine Musabe
Whispers of Fading Ink is a beautifully crafted, short lyrical piece in which a lonely soul implores to be found, yearning for love and recognition...
Red and Pain | Gisele Umurungi
When I was young, my favourite colour was red. I thought that red symbolised a heart full of love, a dawn that exhibits another chance...