Demagoguery and Patriotism

by

Download as PDFIdi Amin once promised to “make Uganda move once again.” The slogan never caught on like today’s political catchphrases, but the ambition feels familiar. In a moment when strongman politics is resurgent around the world, historian Derek Peterson asks a simple but unsettling question: why did so many ordinary Ugandans believe in Amin […]

What We Download When the Libraries Are Empty

by

The New Soul of the Nigerian Anthologies

by

The New Anthology of Young African & African American Poetry

by

Petrel Among the Interpreters: Bíọ́dún Jéyǐfò in Nigeria’s Intellectual Storms

by

A Poet and His Nation in Flight

by

OlongoAfrica Launches Vol. 2 of Multi-Lingua Anthology

by

A Mind at Full Stretch: Remembering Bíọ́dún Jéyǐfó

by

On Fela, Wizkid, and the Politics of Afrobeats

by

 Poetics of the Abject in Adedayo Agarau’s The Years of Blood

by

The Panenka’s Paradox

by

Call for Submissions: A Black Orpheus Companion 

by

Call for Applications: Translation Editor (Lingua Project)

by

Call for Poetry Anthology Contribution

by

Pivotal Sophomores in Nigerian Poetry

by

AFCON, Literature, and Distant Kilns

by

Nigerian Literature is Dead (Again)

by

In Dream Count, Adichie Denies Us Catharsis

by

A review of “The Forgotten Era: Nigeria Before British Rule”

by

On Lineage and Voice

by

child of my mother

by

Does the Body Ever Get Familiar with Grief?

by

Outside Borders

by

Mbari: Interrogating the Place of Space in African Art

by

Agema and The Writer as a Repository of Memory

by