Kalahari Review
A home for African writing
Derek Workman
Editor-in-Chief Gaborone Magazine and Kalahari Review
The Kalahari Review
Where Africa tells her stories
Latest Posts
Inheritance
A story about escape — from Rutendo Chichaya
None Feels at Home at a Home Grief Calls Home
Poems about a country where grief unhome those it homes — from South Sudanese writer MK Kuol
The Babysitter
A tragic yet all too common story of a child falling victim to our twisted world despite the best efforts of her protective mother — from…
Give Me My Flowers
A short story about a flower garden, a piano, chess, crossword puzzles turn a township fellow into public enemy number one — from…
A Child Who Looks Like This
Two poems about a mother’s love and the acceptance of children with special needs — from Isaac Aju
What then do we live for?
A raw, vivid journey of death, loss and self-discovery through powerful imagery and emotion —poems from Ugandan Nakintu Pamela Mwanje
The Story
A story about a woman’s fascination with a memory from her childhood — from South African Carla Chait
Muse and Dreams
Three poems on self-realisation — by Grace Orobosa
The Rain-maker
Two poems about love, interesting childhood memories, and interaction with nature — from South Sudanese poet Marial Awendit
Daring Uhuru
A story about the many challenges faced by university students — from Kehinde Felix Fischer Adjevwe
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