Till We Meet Again
Love. Memories. Loving memories of all the times we spent together. When the night falls and the tears dry up, that is […]
Author: JamaJack
The Cost Of Greener Pastures: An Afternoon On The Streets of Rabat
1:30pm. It’s almost the end of the lunch break. I am on a sidewalk just a few metres from the Place Al […]
International Women’s Day: I Celebrate
It’s International Women’s Day and today, as with everyday, I celebrate (with) all women and girls around the world! I commend us […]
Gender Equality: A Call For Understanding And Partnership #WCY2014
For many decades, gender equality has been the subject of much debate, with the main issue being its nonexistence in our world. […]
We Rose With The One Billion
About two weeks ago, I sat in my room browsing through the One Billion Rising website, hoping to find a V-Day event […]
Rise With Linguere
February 14th is V-Day! To millions of people around the world, the V means Valentine’s. To others -at least 1 in every […]
Blood, Fear and Ritual: Witness to Female Circumcision in Kenya
I reblogged this because it captures the many things that are wrong with FGM. Looking through the photos is difficult and I […]
Before I Die…
Here’s a poem I wrote last night for the Balafong Poetry Challenge. A mini-reflection on our relationships and taking advantage of life […]
Reflections After Three Years of Blogging
Yesterday, Linguere turned three! Yes, it’s been three years since that cold February morning when I woke up and decided I would […]
Homesickness
I wrote another poem for one of the topics in the Balafong Magazine Poetry Challenge. What better moment to write about homesickness than […]