Jerry Chiemeke
Ben’Imana explores hurt, unprocessed pain, and inherited trauma across three generations — interrogating what lies…
Clarissa is a bold, curious exploration of class and colonialism, which, in a sense, works…
“I really wanted a view on queerness, especially in Africa, that is joyful and colourful,…
The appointments signal Afrocritik’s continued investment in editorial leadership and its ambition to deepen its…
Kikuyu Land trusts its audience to sit with complexity, to resist the urge for premature…
Birdie positions itself within the terrain of historical reckoning, seeking to illuminate a fractured moment…
Khartoum proposes something vital: that the capacity to document one’s own dispossession and maintain narrative…
“African history, science, and artistry did not begin with the arrival of the colonialists; therefore,…
Dark Skin Bruises Differently achieves a density of meaning that suggests the potential for expansion…
“People often think that independent or contemporary women cannot fulfil traditional roles in the African…
