My Uber Driver 
By Quadry Olalekan
While on my way to meet the permanent secretary at the Ministry of Forestry in Ogun State in Nigeria days ago, my uber driver randomly stroke a conversation with me...

Dance To Your Troubles
​By Randell Zuleka Dauda
And so it begins…Step by step, one train to another, airport security and then planes. Flying through those clouds like there is..

The Beautiful Day Becomes More Beautiful 
By Komlan A Aloysh
I had just paid for a cup of coffee and walked to the seat at the far end of the Café Guru. There were three people in line with items in their hands, 

A Village Girl’s Wish
By Komlan Aloys 
It was 6 o’clock on harmathan morning. The sunrays entered my room, peering through the loose and transparent peach-looking cloth that hung as a curtain to my room window.....

In a Liberian Restaurant
By Komlan A Aloysh
He walks with his girlfriend into his favorite Liberian restaurant on Plain Street. His right hand on her curvy waist and her left hand on his muscular chest. There is a...

Letter to Liberia:From Fiancee to Fiance
By Komlan Soe
Hello Jacob,
It was painful looking in your eyes and giving you, probably, the last hug. When I held you in my arms with my chin resting on your right shoulder, I didn’t want to let you go...