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NGIGAREVIEW CALL FOR SUBMISSION: THE JAPA ISSUE

September 30, 2022September 30, 2022 By Ngiga

To japa is to be free, to seek greener pastures, to find your voice, to encounter the
sunrays of hope, to regain your future, to actualise dreams, to have the world as a
canvas, to become, to breathe again—or the opposite of all these.

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Open Call for African Writers and Visual Artists

September 21, 2022September 27, 2022 By Chibueze Ukwuoma

Be among the ten talented pan-Africanist writers and visual artists who will help the African Union mark 20 years of leading the continent’s

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A Covid-19 Pandemic Non-fiction Anthology: Call For Submission

May 15, 2020June 22, 2020 By Ngiga

Theme is that of confrontation, of dealing with that which keeps us away from home at night, when around 8pm or close of work and there’s a rush to go home, and we hesitate and decide to linger some more –the theme is that of “the why of hesitation”, “the confrontation of hesitation” and “the resolution if any”.

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