Weeds New fiction from Primrose Dzenga t.ly/h-PlS

The Things Silence Carries Three poems on inheritance, silence, and faith through Ghanaian trotros — from McLord Selas t.ly/hrrOy

The Kalahari Review is accepting submissions of photography collections - street photography, conceptual, portraits, landscapes, fashion - show how you capture African life. We are very excited to see your work. See submission guidelines here - t.ly/19bs-

First People of the Kalahari A poem from Zimbabwean John Mhongovoyo t.ly/AY_W7

Mopane Worms Two poems from Sarah J. Pridgeon t.ly/REmDS

Beyond Perserverance For Batswana Serupo Tauyagae and Banabotlhe Koobatile, it is never too late to continue your education — from Phidson Mojokeri t.ly/R3KfG

On Why Men Need Personalities & My Dating Quest An essay delves into why men need to be interesting personalities when it comes to dating and relationships — Valerie Tendai Chatindo t.ly/9sOZ3

If You Live in a Roadside House Two poems portraying the noisy grip of communal spaces and the aftermath of outgrowing care — from Imole Olusanya t.ly/q8XQR

God is a Woman A story on ‎God is a woman with calloused palms who labored the world into being — by Adwoah Nyarko t.ly/YCbOn

Fences and Old Lenses A story about a longing for a simpler past and a quiet acceptance that it is lost forever — from Henrietta Lehi t.ly/zyYYP

Moving & Apart Two poems exploring the fractures of modern life and the resilience of human hearts — from Felicitas Offorjamah t.ly/tRvv4

Chapter 4: The Red Door The newest instalment of Mpukane: The Fly Who Chased Truth from Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini t.ly/R785r

I Love You, I am Sorry A dystopian story about youth resistance in a nation that weaponises love — from Adwoah Nyarkoa t.ly/NNwZV

You Were Mine Poems about loss and human interactions written from traditional and modern take — from Namibian Mwatilange Hango Hadula t.ly/sRaKF

The Deliberations A story about royal inheritance, forbidden intimacy, and the cost of a consensus — from Menenaba t.ly/u3y36

How I Got Selected to the University A personal essay about a student’s journey from extreme poverty to university through determination — By William Khalipwina Mpina t.ly/oQEqZ

The Tales We Were Told Three poems from South Sudanese Wal William Nyuon t.ly/u1aoB

We would like to send a huge congratulations to our regular contributor Abigail George on the launch of her new book "Did You get married to Her when I was in the Mental Hospital" Published by ZamaShort. You can buy digital copies directly from ZamaShort - t.ly/B65D6 And on Amazon - t.ly/1oZd3

The Kalahari Review is accepting submissions of photography collections - street photography, conceptual, portraits, landscapes, fashion - show how you capture the beauty of African life. We are very excited to see your work. See submission guidelines here - t.ly/19bs-

New Year, New Me A wickedly funny story about journaling, viral dreams, social media success, and the terrifying price of getting everything — by Nadia Ahidjo t.ly/XY8lU

Mama’s Sacred Tree This story is about finding humanity behind rumours, fear, and old beliefs — by Sali Andiamo Siyaya t.ly/bvWHz

Mom’s Personal God New fiction from Ejike Aneke t.ly/VtYg4

Conjectures of a Grateful Housewife Creative nonfiction on housewife's shifting roles — from Eritrean Rahel Asghedom Zere t.ly/e5NdZ

More Than Shacks The human stories of Zandspruit — from Robinson Phiri t.ly/r79Rm

Pound of Flesh and Fear Two poems from Kenyan Henry Munene t.ly/6brfz

Down The Hill Poems about listening to a land that is fading — from Malawian Blessings Mwahimba kalaharireview.com/down-the-hil...

Conjectures of a Grateful Housewife Creative nonfiction on housewife's shifting roles — from Eritrean Rahel Asghedom Zere kalaharireview.com/conjectures-...

Purple Slippers and New Beginnings A story about family responsibility, resilience, and learning to live beyond survival — from South African Melissa Booysen kalaharireview.com/purple-slipp...

Purple Slippers and New Beginnings A story about family responsibility, resilience, and learning to live beyond survival — from South African Melissa Booysen t.ly/8riTb

War To, Where From Four new poems from Zimbabwean Yolanda Lindsay Mabuto t.ly/QmwCs

My Wife Of Many A Child The story of a man — a ready-made family — a noose — by Kenyan Charles M. Mwangi t.ly/SmuZ1

The Year I Lost My Virginity A personal essay delving into how sex isn't always as eventful as society makes it out to be — from Valerie Tendai Chatindo t.ly/c4dSd

Mourning Glories Poems on the afterlife of leaving — from Nigerian American Ama Anyafulugo t.ly/IChes

Any Port In A Storm A wonderful story from the fictional South African town of Rolbos by Amos Van Der Merwe t.ly/Ip-Jo

Check out this great Substack from Itunu Taiwo - t.ly/Ep1UQ

The Weight Of Soil The story of a Nigerian-Canadian woman returns home to uncover her mother’s history and her own sense of belonging — by Itunu Taiwo t.ly/2mJ3e

I Fear Development Poems mourning small lives, fading light, and what development quietly destroys — from Malawian Blessings Mwahimba t.ly/TfCay

A Know-Not What Three poems that articulate a preoccupation with resilience, truth, and fragility— from Uka Nwafor t.ly/3BzrO

As Caged As Curiosity A photo essay on the Nigerian education system by Chibuihe-Light Obi t.ly/97LBi

Grief in Monochrome A stark collection of photographs from Philip Chijioke Abonyi t.ly/PD7zL

The Kalahari Review is accepting submissions of photography collections - street photography, conceptual, portraits, landscapes, fashion - show how you capture the beauty of African life. We are very excited to see your work. See submission guidelines here - t.ly/19bs-

Accra City Blues A photographic study of the colours of the city of Accra - from Moshood t.ly/cMc3c

Familiar Strangers Beautiful candid portraits from Nigerian streets — by Oghenekevbe Egume t.ly/yibRw

Weathering On A stunning collection of photographs looking at rain in urban Nigeria from Peter Nwadike t.ly/XVMKN

Monna O Montsho A powerful collection of photographs from Motswana Thero Makepe t.ly/95NR6

Mom’s Personal God New fiction from Ejike Aneke t.ly/dWqcG

Let Me Be As I Am Voices of resistance, whispers of the heart — poems about love, identity, and rising strong — from Thomas Mashala t.ly/aAa2z

The Felling Three poems on the ache of emotional estrangement, self-acceptance and forbidden desire — from Temitayo Makinde

An essay for your weekend reading - t.ly/z-OrK

Black-Owned: The Revolutionary Life of the Black Bookstore x Char Adams