Soweto — Sylvester C. I. Onyeji

The hearths have begun to glow anewWhile the new warriors have gathered all theAbandoned broken-spears and have begun to mend themTheir eyes have become sore and red with smokeWhile their mouths are overblownWith blowing the glowing fire on the hearth Reality is today basking under the sunMore than ever beforeAnd hawky-eyes of new consciousnessHave developed […]

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The real ‘kaffir’ in South Africa — Musa A. Fago

In Arabic Language, kaffir means unbelieversOne whose minutest actions goes beyond the laws of Godso, why all the suppressions and segregation. The white man came to Africa toTrade, administer, divide,And to rob, and to be rude to us,Taking us like their ass. Where in the Bible did Godthe Almighty Allah, the Nkulunkulusay that man’s colour […]

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