Day 11, Burning Down Justice (#31DaysOfDecember)
The Igbosere High Court in Lagos was my ‘home parish’ in the 80s when I started private practice. I recall court visits here as teenager on a vac job with don’t stop now… read on!
Category: Memoir
An Obituary for Footwear
around him were stacked books in an African language more ancient than English don’t stop now… read on!
The Man of God and the Mango Tree
I am trying to save the life of a mango tree, not very successfully. My carpenter cannot come today, maybe tomorrow, he says. I ask him why, and he explains that don’t stop now… read on!
The Nairobi Dispatches (2) (The Love Stories of Ladan Osman)
On Saturday, 20th September, I was catching my breath in Storymoja’s Artists’ Lounge in Nairobi’s National Museum when Beverley Nambozo insisted that we attended Njeri’s panel. Njeri Wangari had don’t stop now… read on!
Revisiting Hargeisa (7)
Even his own mother didn’t recognise him… don’t stop now… read on!
Revisiting Hargeisa (6)
a subversive cartoon is no way to repay a generous host… Stick with a formal photograph, don’t put thoughts into Mr. President’s head… don’t stop now… read on!
Revisiting Hargeisa (5)
‘I see it now,’ said Jack Mapanje, to Msiska Mpalive… don’t stop now… read on!
Revisiting Hargeisa (4)
The Road Not Taken: fluent nations invigorated by an acquisition of an international language without the loss of their indigenous. don’t stop now… read on!
Revisiting Hargeisa (3)
‘God created woman from a crooked rib and anyone who trieth to straighten it, breaketh it’ . don’t stop now… read on!
Revisiting Hargeisa (2)
Mohammed would probably have saved himself some camels if Nigerian technology had been incorporated into the Somali bridal process… don’t stop now… read on!