The characters in the two-act play are Hannah Ofosu, James Ofosu, Aunt Fosuwa, Aaron Ofosu, Maanan Ofosu, George Ofosu, Lawyer Bonu, Mrs Bonu, Awere, and Adwoa.
The E. E. Sule/SEVHAGE Prize for African Literary Criticism aims to promote critical engagement with African literature, nurturing a culture of rigorous analysis and interpretation.
The main themes of the poem "Africa" include African identity and pride, oppression, resilience and resistance, hope and liberation, African heritage and ancestral connection,...
David Diop's "Africa" stands as a poignant expression of Negritude, a literary and cultural movement that celebrates the African identity and resists the legacy of colonialism.
In Wole Soyinka's poem "Abiku," the poet delves into Yoruba mythology and explores the mysterious concept of the Abiku child—a recurring figure believed to...
In "Night Rain," John Pepper Clark-Bekederemo explores the experience of a poor family living in a riverine area through the perspective of a young boy.
"The Cathedral" by Kofi Awoonor is a concise nine-line poem that symbolises the gradual displacement of African religion by the emergence of Christianity.
