A Mother’s Plea
Dear Son, I’ll tell you a story. I beg not for your pity, nor do I wish to see you angry after […]
Author: JamaJack
Ode To The Black Woman
Dear reader, please pay attention to the message and acknowledge the beauty of words stringed by one of The Gambia’s finest poets […]
A Poem for Linguere
I sat late last night,chatting online and waiting for sleep to capture me and take me to the land of dreams, when […]
The Silent Reminder
‘Leave not for tomorrow what you can do today’ A close friend of mine has uttered that statement to me on more […]
Woman, Honor Thyself
‘Why do boys insult their mothers instead of their fathers? ‘ ‘It’s because mothers insult themselves first’. Interacting with boys and girls of […]
The Jollof Chronicles: See You Next Year
…and as my back, I start to turn From my eyes, tears threaten to run Heart filled with care and maybe fear […]
The Jollof Chronicles:Star-studded Inspiration
This past Saturday, I started volunteering for Starfish International. I had the opportunity to do so last summer when I came over to […]
MILEAD Journals: End of The First Road
After three weeks, the first phase of our MILEAD journey finally came to an end. On August 1st, we woke up with […]
MILEAD JOURNALS: Fun Day Out
Hey folks! It’s my second Sunday in Accra, Ghana and I’m chilling in my room listening to Naija music with my room […]
MILEAD Journals: Business and Fun!
Hey Linguerites! Let’s do a show of hands and see how many of you think this post is long overdue. Note that […]