Everyone Claims to Know the Job Better than the Journalist-Reuben Abati
I have been privileged to interview quite a number of world leaders in the course of Continue Reading
Toni Kan @ Fifty: A Road Well Travelled
BEVERLY HILLS, June 06, (THEWILL) – Some kids get all the luck, sired by wealthy and Continue Reading
We Have Betrayed the Future
We heard it last during the heydays of Donald Rumsfeld under Continue Reading
But He Speaks So Well – Memoir of a South African identity crisis, by Ivan Johnson (Tafelberg)
Ivan Johnson is something of a shape-shifter. He’s hard to pin down – he found himself Continue Reading
Phebean Ogundipe: Practical, Visionary, Optimistic
Best-known for Practical English, a popular series Continue Reading
“THEY ARE BACK!”, Soyinka Screams
“Professor Wole SOYINKA wishes to denounce the fake WhatsApp posting on the Yoruba state agitation being Continue Reading
The King of Warsaw wins the EBRD Literature Prize 2021
By EBRD Press Office €20,000 prize split between the author and translator Prize recognises best work of Continue Reading
Don’t know Gary Stu from Murray Sue? It’s OK, you’re still Mary Sue
If you hate yourself for not knowing something you feel Continue Reading
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi and Patrice Lawrence win Jhalak prizes for writers of colour
Makumbi wins book of the year for her novel The First Woman, while Lawrence takes inaugural Continue Reading
Ibadan: A City of Red Earth and Broken China (for Harry), by Sanya Osha
The city of Ibadan in south-western Nigeria is historic for many reasons. In this case, Continue Reading