Uchechukwu Umezurike

Uchechukwu Umezurike

 uumezurike@olongoafrica.authors
The Strangers of Braamfontein’s Slightest Hope

The Strangers of Braamfontein’s Slightest Hope

[REVIEW]: Meron Hadero’s Sense of Hope

[REVIEW]: Meron Hadero’s Sense of Hope

[INTERVIEW] “I am a child of the 80s.”

[INTERVIEW] “I am a child of the 80s.”

Cheluchi Onyemelukwe’s debut novel, The Son of the House, won the award for Best...

The Receptive Man in Ukamaka Olisakwe’s ‘Ogadinma’

The Receptive Man in Ukamaka Olisakwe’s ‘Ogadinma’

The Raft, the Rift and the Reconciliation – J.P. Clark among his Peers

The Raft, the Rift and the Reconciliation – J.P. Clark ...

For a nation to whom these writers represented an embodiment of their national p...

Black Orpheus Dispatch: A Conversation | by Shalom Kasim

Black Orpheus Dispatch: A Conversation | by Shalom Kasim

‘Documenting the Story BehindBlack Orpheus’ might sound self-explanatory, but tr...

Kúnlé Afọláyan’s Trash Case in ‘Citation’

Kúnlé Afọláyan’s Trash Case in ‘Citation’

The film tells the story of Mọ́remí, a brilliant female graduate student in a Ni...

How Much Humour Is Enough

How Much Humour Is Enough

The collection sets off with an illustration of a family tree, where each page b...

Born to Die

Born to Die