Musings: Values, Virtues and Vices of Africa and Beyond - Kimani Maurine, Wahu; Chidoluo Vitus, Okechwuku; Wahome, Maina
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In the poems Musings, Values, Virtues And Vices Of Africa And Beyond, the poets engage the reader in intricate, intimate, and subtle questions about love and loathing, faith, and grief, Africa and beyond, climate change, and change of heart, feminism, and the trammels of patriarchy and society. I am primarily impressed with the bravery, sincerity, charity, and charm with which they excavate, tackle, and illuminate these issues. This is a rare, rewarding, reverberating, and relevant book that deserves to be read, devoured, and cherished for future generations Ndaba Sibanda, the author of The…mehr

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In the poems Musings, Values, Virtues And Vices Of Africa And Beyond, the poets engage the reader in intricate, intimate, and subtle questions about love and loathing, faith, and grief, Africa and beyond, climate change, and change of heart, feminism, and the trammels of patriarchy and society. I am primarily impressed with the bravery, sincerity, charity, and charm with which they excavate, tackle, and illuminate these issues. This is a rare, rewarding, reverberating, and relevant book that deserves to be read, devoured, and cherished for future generations Ndaba Sibanda, the author of The Immigrant With A Difference, Timebomb, and Cabinet Meetings. A confronting read which captures a continent's frustrations. the book mourns the death of our values and virtues which have been hounded out repeatedly by the vices we wear without any vestige of shame. the poems are like bayonets, raw and unapologetic-Nate Gwenambira, author of Breakfast with Death. The poets give you an insider's view of the complexities surrounding the African life in politics, love, marriage, genders, feminism, patriarchy, marriage, and society as a whole. Using subtle humor, they regale you with serious questions, light moments, the great and not-so-great parts about the African experience, and what it is like beyo