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Maya Angelou gets a Google doodle

Technology giant, Google has honoured the late literary icon, Maya Angelou with a doodle in celebration of what would have been her 90th birthday on A

Man Booker prize reverses nationality decision on Taiwanese author

The literary prize announces that it will no longer list authors by nationality, but by country or territory, after drawing criticism when it bowed to

REVIEW: Ifeoma Nwoye tackles social-economic ills in 8 novels and short stories

A woman in an unfamiliar turf. This phrase seems to portray May Ifeoma Nwoye. An Accountant, a former Bursar of University of Benin, a professor of Bu

Kogi governor to grace book launch on prominent Ebira monarch

Kogi State governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello is among guests expected at the launch of an autobiography of a prominent Ebira monarch and hero, Adayi Ozigi

Why we create storybooks in African languages –Dorcas Wepukhulu

Dorcas Wepukhulu (Kenya) is co-founder and Partner Development Coordinator of African Storybook, an organisation that creates storybooks in indigenous