WANDIIKA MAGAZINE

LOCKED

A Poem

The rattling of keys and coins 
 in his right trouser pocket
 sends silent shivers through 
 our hearts

Our Philosophy @WANDIIKAMAGAZINE

Writers in Uganda have very little access to formal training in their craft. This means that most writers are pursuing writing simply from a love of it and many do not have the opportunity to have their work read by an audience outside of their immediate family, friends…

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By Shanine L. Ahimbisibwe

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BIO
Shanine Ahimbisibwe is a Ugandan girl who is passionate about writing and story telling. She is a graduate of Organisational Psychology from Makerere University and a…

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I remember thinking how long his legs were. Maybe for a six-year-old all adults would have seemed tall except this man really was tall. I remember having to push my head back to look up at his face and as my gaze travelled over his brown trousers, pale short sleeved…