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retriever & bearer of indigenous Afrikan lifeways and practices

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“sub-saharan africa” doesn’t exist – drop the scissors

So last year we talked about how there is no such thing as the…
decolonise, development, how-tos, political, power & power relations, rethinking 20th August 201920th August 2019 Comments 0 4 min read

a proposal to retire the term ‘arab spring’

1. It’s a misnomer that excludes (further). First word, Arab: there are more ethnicities…
decolonise, how-tos, learning, rethinking 24th February 201820th August 2019 Comments 2 2 min read

msafiri hakuna barabara – machado in kiswahili

Msafiri, nyayo zako Ndizo barabara, sio vinginevyo; Msafiri, barabara haipo, Hutengenezwa kwa kutembea. Kwa…
travel, writing 10th May 201718th July 2019 Comments 0

kwani? literary festival – gems

I attended some events of the Kwani? Literary Festival that was held 2 weeks…
general, questions, reclaim, writing 15th December 201522nd June 2019 Comments 0 3 min read

thoughts on language

I just read about the realisation that some documents in the possession of a…
rethinking, writing 8th November 201322nd June 2019 Comments 0 1 min read

fika vontaji

Sometimes I wonder what it means to be a woman, sheng’* speaking, running around…
questions, reflection, writing 7th November 201322nd June 2019 Comments 0 1 min read

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