although there is no evidence that the Enugwu man loves his lover less, as it is in their dining table, so it is in Coal City’s restaurant: she jealously sees to their food, in and out of their home. don’t stop now… read on!
‘He could easily be my father.’ He told his wife, ‘I won’t want my father stranded without a passport in the middle of a journey…’ don’t stop now… read on!
…no authorial egos were damaged in the production of these comics… don’t stop now… read on!
All this is getting boring, actually: nice Ethiopians, nice Somalis, nice Kenyans… My instincts tell me that the population of the Horn have to be more complicated than this. don’t stop now… read on!
It is just past midnight and I have to choose between going to bed till dawn or taking a midnight tour of Addis. It is not a fair choice for Sleep. don’t stop now… read on!
Sometimes I wish I could switch off my brain in church, the way I switch off my mobile phone. don’t stop now… read on!
‘in hues of
cows and kudu, she
is painted by her sons,’ don’t stop now… read on!
If you ever find yourself in a Chelsea pub on a match-day, try not to be too bullish about Arsenal FC’s chances of lifting silverware this decade. And don’t mock the goal-keeping prowess (or lack of it) of the home team. don’t stop now… read on!
‘the hungry road, she sees the madly-burdened biker’ don’t stop now… read on!
Once, a perfect stranger greeted me confidently in a strange language and I smiled, I am not Tiv, I said, I am just wearing our national dress. don’t stop now… read on!
