Kalahari Review

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Where Africa tells her stories

An essay that delves into the reality of causal sex and how it’s impossible to separate our emotions from the deed — from Valerie Tendai…

A personal essay that revolves around love and betrayal — from Chidera Chinedu

A collection of poems reflecting on some of the malfunctions of life and society — from Daniel Joe

A story about a woman’s creative ability to make the most of life and the community who supports her — by Fatima Kara

Poems discussing migration — the separation from home, home-loss-ness, and adjusting in a new place — from Nengak Daniel Gondyi

A story about a fractured relationship that touches on themes of choice, guilt, and grief — from Nigerian Amarachi J. Ike

Poems about a girl who died and had a brief out-of-body experience afterwards— by Kenyan Salama Wainaina

Three poems about facing the challenges, finding a safe place to belong, and the struggles of being an African — by Ghanaian Bright Aboagye

New short fiction from Ugandan Owen Mushabe

The story of a young woman’s journey of self-discovery, from childhood aspirations of becoming a doctor to finding her true calling — from…

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