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On Living Inside The Story: An Interview with Salar Abdoh

By Raaza Jamshed

After Conservation: In Conversation with Dominique Bikaba

By Russell Reed

I Can Imagine It for Us: Mai Serhan on Palestine & the Politics of Storytelling

By Olivia Katrandjian

The October Issue

By The Editors

Sylvia K. Ilahuka

Sylvia K. Ilahuka is a Tanzanian writer and fledgling actress now living in Uganda. Her work appears in publications such as Lolwe, Doek!, Aké Review, and Hinterland; she was also shortlisted for the inaugural Isele Nonfiction Prize. A graduate of Wellesley College, Sylvia has also produced photographic essays for the House of African Feminisms collective under a grant from the Goethe-Institut.
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Pregnancy

By Sylvia K. Ilahuka August 15, 2022
In the Swahili language and culture, a woman is often identified by her children’s names.
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