“Leave the writer severely alone,” WS.

On June 30, 2023, Micere Githae Mugo took her place among the ancestors. Two years have passed, yet her writings still urge us, ever gently, to contribute into the collective well of wellness.

Her presence continues to sing in those who agitate for a habitable present and an egalitarian future.

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An insightful conversation with Prof. Paul Zeleza about his new book, Re-envisioning the African and American Academies. What are the new and emerging missions of institutions of higher education post-COVID?

Join us at the Africana Studies & Research Center, Cornell University, on Thursday, March 13, for a screening of my new documentary on Micere Mugo. You can now rent the documentary for three days by visiting
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Prof. Bethwell A. Ogot has now rested. He gave the world so much and asked nothing in return. He was a historian who became an archive of history. His mind was vast. He was a warrior of our memory. Travel well, Prof., rest well.

Sudan, Scotland, and Islam are three points in Leila Aboulela’s literary pyramid. Influenced by the writings of Edward Said, Aboulela shared with me about her life of writing.

My conversation with Prof. Nwando Achebe on her impactful book, "Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa," which delves into the influences of female figures across Africa's physical and spiritual realms.