May 2026

Perfect Kwabena Yeboah
Adwoah Nyarkoa
Terry Galley
Kate Jackson

POETRY

“Your father is a good, good man, he will come back  when the rains stop," you say. Why has it not stopped, Maame?.

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FICTION

They were boys in borrowed boots, lungs full of slogans, hearts drunk on freedom.

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POETRY

Do you cry? Do I sing to you? In the wind, what do you sound like?‍ ‍

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FICTION

Barima wondered why a pregnant woman had a bag clutched under her arm, going to the market. He would never let his wife go through that. He was going to make a lot of money and give his wife and children premium comfort. That’s why he was here—to get gold and to start a foundation of wealth for his future. ‍‍ ‍ ‍

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