New special section of English Studies in Africa

Nicklas Hållén (Karlstad University, Sweden) and Charles Kebaya (Machakos Univeristy, Kenya) have co-edited a section of the next issue of English Studies in Africa. The section is about "the street as archive" in contemporary popular culture and literature from Nairobi. It consists of the following articles: The Boda Boda (R)age: Economies of Affection in the Motorbike Taxis... Continue Reading →

Sound Pressure Levels

Sound of Nairobi write that: We want to tell you about our new project Sound Pressure Levels.It is a field recording project documenting the current political atmosphere in Kenya.The coming presidential elections in August 2022 in Kenya are already raising political and social temperatures. In Kenya‘s political past, ethnicity has been narrated by mainstream national and international... Continue Reading →

Comics from the Lockdown is out!

Our collection Comics from the Lockdown is finally out. This collection was made possible by our collaboration with Comic Republic and was put together by Mike Frangos, Nicklas Hållén and Jasmine Mattey. You can read/download the collection below. comics-from-the-lockdown-25-compDownload

Download “Notes from the Lockdown”

Here is an e-version of Notes from the Lockdown a collection of text written about and/or during the lockdown in countries like South Sudan, Ethiopia-Oromia, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Ghana and Nigeria. Please share it with your friends. Notes from the LockdownDownload

Notes from the lockdown

Writers in Africa, sikiliza tafadhali. Boredom is the mother of invention. I hear from people that they suffer from writer's block at the moment, as people are stuck at home or upcountry, as the Kenyans say, so I thought I would ask around if people have anything they'd written in quarantine that I could publish... Continue Reading →

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