Author: africaindialogue

Filmmaker 

Coincidental Themes and Intrinsic Patterns Leading To Signatures in Film: A Dialogue With Ts’episo Mahase

March 18, 2019March 18, 2019 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, african film, african filmmakers, african literary magazine, African Writers, featured, filmmaker, Filmmaking, literary magazine, Short Films, short narratives

Coincidental themes and intrinsic patterns leading to signatures in film A Dialogue with Ts’episo Mahase Ts’episo Mahase is a film

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Novelist 

One Book Into A Writing Career: A Dialogue With Nnamdi Oguike

March 15, 2019 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, african authors, african literary magazine, african storyteller, african writer

ONE BOOK INTO A WRITING CAREER A DIALOGUE WITH NNAMDI OGUIKE Nnamdi Oguike is a Nigerian writer. He was selected

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Non-Fiction Writer 

Memories That Never Leave Us: A Dialogue With Sebati Mafate

March 11, 2019March 11, 2019 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, african authors, african boarding schools, african documentary, african filmmakers, african literary magazine, Botswana Literature, featured, literary magazine

MEMORIES THAT NEVER LEAVE US A Dialogue with Sebati Edward Mafate Sebati Edward Mafate was born in Zambia and raised

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Poet 

The Art of Alteration: A Dialogue With Tjawangwa Dema

February 25, 2019February 25, 2019 africaindialogue 0 Comments

The Art of Alteration A Dialogue with Tjawangwa Dema Tjawangwa Dema is a Motswana poet, teaching artist and art’s administrator.

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Dialogues 

Uncompromising And Paving The Way In The Arts: A Dialogue With Florence Masebe

February 11, 2019February 11, 2019 africaindialogue 0 Comments

Uncompromising And Paving The Way in the Arts A Dialogue With Florence Masebe Born and raised in the province of

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Novelist 

A Disabled Body Living in an Able Bodied World: A Dialogue with Mugabi Byenkya

January 25, 2019January 25, 2019 africaindialogue 0 Comments africanliterature, africanstorytelling, art, dearphilomena, disability, fiction, lifeexperiences, livingwithpain, loss, medicine, mugabibyenka

Mugabi Byenkya is a writer, poet and occasional rapper. He was born in Nigeria, to Ugandan parents and is currently

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Dialogues 

Africa in Dialogue Internship Program

January 10, 2019January 10, 2019 africaindialogue 2 Comments africaindialogue, africanart, africaninterviews, africanliteraryconversations, africanliterature, africanstorytelling, interviewart, writersinterviews

Africa in Dialogue is excited to present its first Internship Program. We are growing and looking for creative individuals who

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Dialogues 

Brittle Paper 2017 Awards Winner – Africa in Dialogue

December 3, 2018December 4, 2018 africaindialogue 2 Comments Africa in Dialogue, Brittle Paper, Brittle Paper Anniversary Awards, Brittle Paper Creative Non-Fiction Prize Winner, Brittle Paper Essays/Think Piece Prize Winner, Brittle Paper Fiction Prize Winner, Brittle Paper Interviews, Brittle Paper Poetry Prize Winner, Chibuihe Achimba, Hawa Golakai, JK Anowe, Megan Ross, Sisonke Msimang

I believe that the art of conversations is the art of remembering. It is the art of remembering that which

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Non-Fiction Writer 

Koffi Addo Non-Fiction Shortlisted Writer: A Dialogue With Karis Onyemenam

September 28, 2018October 4, 2018 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, African Literature, african storytellers, African Storytelling, featured, Koffi Addo Non-Fiction Prize, writivism prizes shortlists 2018

Karis Onyemenam is a poet, writer and freelance photographer. Her short story was recently published in the inaugural issue of

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Non-Fiction Writer 

Koffi Addo Non- Fiction Shortlisted Writer: A Dialogue With Ope Adedeji

September 28, 2018October 4, 2018 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, African Literature, african storytellers, African Storytelling, featured, writivism prizes shortlists 2018, Writivism Short Story Prize

Ope Adedeji dreams about a lot of things but most especially about bridging the gender equality gap and destroying the patriarchy.

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