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Department of Literature, UoN

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Welcome to the Department of Literature at the University of Nairobi, @uonbi. A leading department in literary, cultural, & performance studies.

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Wangari Maathai's Registers of Freedom 🇵🇸🇪🇹 (@g_a_musila) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Okot p'Bitek's Wer pa Lawino gave us the love triangle between westernised Ocol, red-lipped Clementine & Lawino, cultural custodian. Profs Simon Gikandi, Okot Benge & Harry Garuba write about the politics of circulation & translation of p'Bitek's work. #AfricaDay25Books Day 2

Okot p'Bitek's Wer pa Lawino gave us the love triangle between  westernised Ocol, red-lipped Clementine & Lawino, cultural custodian. Profs Simon Gikandi, Okot Benge & Harry Garuba write about the politics of circulation & translation of p'Bitek's work.

#AfricaDay25Books  Day 2
Bhakti Shringarpure (@bhakti_shringa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This just dropped: quite excited for this special issue “Critical perspectives on contemporary East African literature” edited by Alex Wanjala for Tydskrif vir Letterkunde letterkunde.africa/issue/view/886

This just dropped: quite excited for this special issue “Critical perspectives on contemporary East African literature” edited by Alex Wanjala for <a href="/tydskrif1936/">Tydskrif vir Letterkunde</a> 

letterkunde.africa/issue/view/886
Mukoma Wa Ngugi (@mukomawangugi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Micere Mugo's anthology you find my first published poem in Gikuyu, my language. Seeing it in print alongside voices I have long admired, Angela Davis, Simon Gikandi, and of course Micere gives me as much imaginative pleasure as anything I have published in English. A taste.

In Micere Mugo's anthology you find my first published poem in Gikuyu, my language. Seeing it in print alongside voices I have long admired, Angela Davis, Simon Gikandi, and of course Micere gives me as much imaginative pleasure as anything I have published in English. A taste.
The Conversation Africa (@tc_africa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📚 The passing of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o marks the end of an era in African literary history. 🌍 theconversation.com/ngugi-wa-thion… 💻 Simon Gikandi, Princeton University University #ArtsCultureAndSociety #LiteratureMatters

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Billy Kahora (University of Bristol) discusses “The Kenyan Political Novel in Transition:Exploring Possibilities in a Devolved Kenya,” examining how literature is responding to shifting political structures & the complexities of devolution in contemporary Kenya. Department of Literature, UoN

Billy Kahora (University of Bristol) discusses “The Kenyan Political Novel in Transition:Exploring Possibilities in a Devolved Kenya,” examining how literature is responding to shifting political structures &amp; the complexities of devolution in contemporary Kenya.
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African Writers Trust (AWT) (@trustawt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎤 Uganda’s Goretti Kyomuhendo Goretti Kyomuhendo will deliver a keynote at the 20th ACLALS Triennial Conference ! 📍 University of Nairobi 🗓️ July 1–5, 2025 🔑 “Intersection of Practice, Activism & Literary Production: The Shifting Centers in a Multipolar World” #ACLALS2025 #Goretti

🎤 Uganda’s Goretti Kyomuhendo <a href="/Gorreti_k/">Goretti Kyomuhendo</a> will deliver a keynote at the 20th ACLALS Triennial Conference !

📍 University of Nairobi
🗓️ July 1–5, 2025
🔑 “Intersection of Practice, Activism &amp; Literary Production: The Shifting Centers in a Multipolar World”

#ACLALS2025 #Goretti
Rift Valley Institute (@rvinews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Explore how Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s writing has shaped political thought in Kenya and beyond. Join us on 5 July, 2:00–4:00 p.m. EAT, for a Rift Valley Forum hybrid event featuring a rich panel discussion on his enduring legacy. Register now: bit.ly/45QksvQ

Explore how Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s writing has shaped political thought in Kenya and beyond.

Join us on 5 July, 2:00–4:00 p.m. EAT, for a Rift Valley Forum hybrid event featuring a rich panel discussion on his enduring legacy.

Register now: bit.ly/45QksvQ