Kjære venner, lesere og medsjelers ❤
Kjære venner, lesere og medsjelers ❤ Nå skal jeg ut med noe jeg har båret på i mange år: Min nye lyrikksamling «Lutefisk og andre dikt er» klar til å bli født!…
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Tea, Thunder, and Tapi Rouge: My DUILF 2025’s Diary
If airports were poems, then my arrival at Dibrugarh Airport was a haiku—short, sweet, and steeped in meaning. There was tea, laughter, and a sense of déjà vu as though the spirits…
Formless
Formless by Raïs Neza Boneza – Review by Beatrice Lamwaka In Formless , Raïs Neza Boneza’s voice is confident in calling for peace and respect for human rights. Right from the first…
Rendition International of Poetry
[caption id="attachment_2161" align="alignnone" width="436"] Rendition International of Poetry[/caption] 混语版《国际诗歌翻译》季刊2024年第2期 (总第114期)目录 Rendition of International Poetry Quarterly (multilingual) Volume 114 (Number 2, 2024) Contents…
Fra Port-au-Prince til Afrika Av Rais Neza Boneza
Noen avklaringer om krisa på Haiti. I de siste ukene har situasjonen i Haiti trukket internasjonal oppmerksomhet på grunn av rapporter om eskalerende vold. Forskjellige mediekanaler har belyst den alarmerende oppstanden av…
LamonsBjørn og Det Lille Ekornet
Det var engang dyrene på Lamon, de levde alene på jorden. Vel, nei, ikke helt, Der fantes også lamosfeer, ånder og troll, som alle bodde der imellom hverandre. Når det kom til…
New-meaning feb 2003, Special
03 February 2022 1 min read 0 words Activism, Features, Poetry, Stories
New Poetry Book: Amani By Raïs Neza Boneza
As of today the 21 September, the United Nations´ International Day of Peace; I present to you my new poetry collection untitled simply as Amani which means Peace in Swahili. Kiswahili or…
“Making that album was like a cleansing” By: Michiel van Oosterhout
He taught singer Bobby Brown African lullabies and saw Richie Havens perform his anthem ‘Freedom’ at the legendary 1969 Woodstock music festival. Long before Wasswa Birigwa became a household name in Ugandan…
A Family’s Journey in Africa and America: History of the African Image Among Black Americans
Philippe Wamba (June 3, 1971 – September 11, 2002) was an African-American editor and writer known for his fusion of African and African-American culture. Wamba was born in California to Elaine Brown…