The second poetry masterclass is led by Nigerian-born poet Ben Okri (An African Elegy and Mental Flight) and Kenyan poet Keguro Macharia, Assistant Professor of English at the University of Maryland.
Moroccan-Dutch writer Abdelkader Benali's journey across Africa was a journey of discovery: discovery of what it means to Africans across the continent.
For the first time in East Africa, British children’s comedian James Campbell performs his stand-up show. How to look a chicken in both eyes at the same time and why owls don’t like Easter. Warning: Side effects may include your sides hurting!
A passionate advocate of the spoken word, Hennessey is a master of the ancient European storytelling tradition exploring Celtic and British myths and the great Finnish epic The Kalevala.
Writers Hari Kunzru (Transmission and Gods Without Men) and Jonathan Ledgard (Giraffe and Submergence) talk to Dayo Forster about their persepctives on the modern world we live in.
Moroccan-Dutch writer Abdelkader Benali's journey across Africa was a journey of discovery: discovery of what it means to Africans across the continent.
For the first time in East Africa, British children’s comedian James Campbell performs his stand-up show. How to look a chicken in both eyes at the same time and why owls don’t like Easter. Warning: Side effects may include your sides hurting!
