
Poetry: Kperterkple Serenade
Kperterkple Serenade (excerpt) By Atukwei Okai, Accra, Ghana. III make room in your inn for me – I know: when karl marx grabbed his (...)
Kperterkple Serenade (excerpt) By Atukwei Okai, Accra, Ghana. III make room in your inn for me – I know: when karl marx grabbed his (...)
I opened my window at the bottom of the sea By Elvis Gbanabom Hallowell, Freetown, Sierra Leone. I opened my window at the bottom of the sea To (...)
“Rise up and Walk Upright” By Roland Bankole-Marke, PV Deputy Editor. She gave me my primal breath and key to life And anointed me in dainty (...)
Skirt By Niyi Osundare Come, Sweetheart Come tonight Let’s meet in the elbow Of the street Skip all care Breach all walls Jump (...)
Editor’s Note: This poem was written when Barack Obama became the first black president of the United States of America in 2008. On A Day Like This By (...)
Editor’s note: This story was first published in January 2006. The author, Karamoh(photo), is now a government official in Freetown. By Karamoh Kabba, (...)
Adumaradan By Niyi Osundare Adumaradan Your love engulfs me As the harmattan overwhelms the heat I will pledge a thousand favours to the (...)
By Hilda Goitsemang Busani, Gaborone, Botswana. Edited by Bakar Mansaray, PV special correspondent, Edmonton, Canada Chapter 3 New Experiences (...)
By Hilda Goitsemang Busani, Gaborone, Botswana. Edited by Bakar Mansaray, PV Special Correspondent, Edmonton, Canada. Part 1: Childhood Experiences (...)
Voice of Silence The world’s rushing racing and falling Vicious clamor for wealth like power The helpless falling no time for caring Poverty (...)
Before Independence By Josephine Ansumana, Freetown, Sierra Leone. We had... Paved roads, steel bridges and galvanized jetties Before (...)
Jaded Emotions By Josephine Ansumana, Freetown, Sierra Leone. I Can I walk away, if (...)