BakwaCast Origins
While pinpointing exactly when the idea of Bakwacast took hold may be difficult, a look into the editor of Bakwa Magazine’s journey may reveal unavoidable correlations.
While pinpointing exactly when the idea of Bakwacast took hold may be difficult, a look into the editor of Bakwa Magazine’s journey may reveal unavoidable correlations.
Friday 29 June – Sunday 1 July British Library & Rich Mix, London From Friday 29 June to Sunday 1 July 2018 we’ll be bringing together over 60 of the most influential voices in contemporary writing from Africa and its diaspora, for the seventh edition of Africa Writes! This exciting literary weekend features writers
Africa Writes 2018 Read More »
Years after his death, we revisit Bate Besong’s legacy by republishing one of his most in-depth interviews
Anglophone Cameroon Literature at Crossroads: An Interview with Bate Besong Read More »
Is Forkeh the new face of Cameroon’s polyglot rap scene?
The Polyglot Rapper Read More »
Howard M-B Maximus reviews ofada rice and wonders why one finds jollof rice everywhere in Nigerian literature, but hardly any reference to ofada rice.
We trace our ancestry and the circumstances leading to the creation of Bakwa Magazine
A Brief History of Bakwa Magazine Read More »
Nkiacha Atemnkeng weighs in on the Jollof Wars and makes a case for jollof rice from Cameroon, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Senegal, and the Gambia.
Almighty Nigerian Jollof Read More »
A short piece on the theme of Belonging, read by the author at the 29th Annual PEN Faulkner Celebration in Washington, D.C., on October 16, 2017.
A Reversal by Imbolo Mbue Read More »
In the first of a series of restaurant reviews, Howard Maximus portrays the culinary twists and social turns that can transpire at Twist, a restaurant which sits atop a bank in Buea.
Tata’s ‘one man show’ video
Tata’s “Ndaleh” video, a ‘one man show’ Read More »