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Africa, My Homeland is an anthology that draws poets from various parts of Kenya. It explores the virtuous love for Africa, as their mother – mother of their dreams.
In an aim to revive the lost glory of African Literature, the poets have inked the tantalising poems in a common hub.
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Borusei Kipkirui –
A woven poetry anthology.
Get a copy, for a read, you will not put it dowm
Moffy Daniel –
Nice work
Lydia Nzunguli –
Best book in the market💥
Lydia Nzunguli –
Hot one,
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