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Goethe-Institut presents #AFROYOUNGADULT: A talent-search for Young Adult Fiction from Africa
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Meet the facilitators for the Goethe Institut’s #AfroYoungAdult workshops.

James Murua January 2, 2019 No Comments #AFROYOUNGADULTEdwige-Renée DroElias MutaniGoethe InstitutKinyanjui KombaniMamle WoloMohale MashigoRichard Ali MutuWilliam Ifeanyi MooreZukiswa Wanner

The team running the Goethe sponsored #AfroYoungAdult project have announced the facilitators for the workshops to be conducted across eight African cities. In September 2018,…

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Morland Writing Scholarship 2016 Shortlist announced

James Murua November 28, 2016 1 Comment Abdul AdanAbubakar IbrahimAdeola OeyemiAmy HeydenrychAyesha Harruna AttahBryony RheamDayo ForsterHamse IsmailJekwu AnyaegbunaJulie IromuanyaKoye OyedejiLidudumalingani MqombothiMary OnonokponoMorland Writing ScholarshipMorland Writing Scholarship 2016Nick MulgrewNneoma Ike-NjokuOkwiri OduorOlawale OlayemiOtosirieze Obi-YoungRotimi BabatundeSandisile TshumaTroy OnyangoWilliam Ifeanyi Moore

The Miles Morland Foundation has announced the shortlist for the 2016 Morland Writing Scholarships. Of the twenty-two names, eleven are from Nigeria, four from South…

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