The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewThe Man of the HouseThe poems hum with themes on bribery, xenophobia, inequality, love and building worthwhile human relations — Malawian Nixon Mateulah1d ago1d ago
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewThe SpectreA story about loss and the intimacy of family through ghostly and oneiric encounters — from Maria Otuaga1d ago1d ago
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewThe Runaway BrideA story about a man who proposes to a runaway young woman — by Ugandan Asiimwe Simon1d ago11d ago1
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewWho Does Wole Soyinka Write For?An essay from Kenyan Okwaro Oscar Plato1d ago1d ago
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewThe Home I KnowPersonal essay about Ankpa town and its unique spirit that shaped my values and worldview–from Illah Kizito Ojoache3d ago3d ago
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewMr. Hungry ManA humorous story of a cunning young man and an unguarded box full of cash — from Peace Nkeiruka Maduako3d ago3d ago
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewThe Dead Do Tell TalesA story featuring a family’s experience with appeasing their dead relative as the deceased communicates to them through dreams — by Yvette…3d ago3d ago
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewTo The Thief Who Stole My Laptop in AccraAn essay about the experience of getting robbed in the city of Accra — Malawian Linda MchawiAug 8Aug 8
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewMicrowavesA short story of a mother who accepts that her son has come of age and must let go of him — from Victor Ola-MatthewAug 81Aug 81
The Kalahari ReviewinKalahari ReviewThe Blazing WindA story about a man who could communicate with the winds — from Motswana Boago Benedict SamakabadiAug 8Aug 8