March 3, 2010 in Events. As part of a 3-day celebration honoring Chinua Achebe. March 4-6, Wellesley College presents an evening of readings by contemporary Nigerian novelists Helon Habila. Moderated by Newhouse Visiting Professor of Creative Writing Colin Channer.

Books, arts, and more books. This is a note, to break the silence, to explain it, maybe. First, apologies for the long hiatus. We have been away for a while, our last post was on October 29, 2012. We have been away, drowned in other things, experienced new roles, learnt from them, yet this blog has been, and is still, close to our hearts. It has been an interesting journey, since the first post. Picture courtesy of Ranch Ehrlo Society.

Thoughts on education, technology, business and politics in sub-saharan africa. Thursday, January 08, 2009.

Thursday, October 20, 2011. you wake up in the morning feeling perky or at least grateful that you. woke up, take a shower, put on your work clothes, have breakfast, dash out the door, jump into your brand new car and drive off before you know it, you are stuck in traffic for at least an hour. darn it! As you look to the heavens.

I am still cooling my heals in London waiting for things to happen and as is often the case at such times, I get caught up in my own thoughts while my creative juices start to flow. Those who have read the blog from the start will have some idea of my various pursuits. There was the time I was considering a P.

The Writings of a general Wordsbody. Sunday, August 13, 2006. Gentle and Not-so-gentle readers, this blog has now. And is moving to another home. There will be no new posts and comments have now shut down. Please remember to update any links on your sites. and do come with us to. The image above is one of a series by. The photo essay is titled. Let Your Light So Shine. Monday, August 07, 2006. We are not a country of the blind.

Solving magical mysteries in Victorian Edinburgh.