The shortlist will be announced on Monday, August 26, 2019, while the winner will be revealed at the African Writers Conference in Nairobi, Kenya in September.
The Knowing by Rudo Mutangadura (Zimbabwe). A Tale of a New Dawn by Fwangkes Kenret (Nigeria). Talking Skulls by Emily Khalayi Wekulo (Kenya). Girls From Home by Ekemini Pius (Nigeria). Good Bad People by Erick Livumbazi Ngoda (Kenya) Cargo Agent/Freight Forwarder Air Freight in Haiti Contact now Add to contact list Address: 33-35 Ave Marie-Jeanne, Blvd Harry Truman, Port-au. Habyarimana is Dead by Philip Arko Ewusi (Ghana). A Lesson in Diffraction by Justin Clement (Nigeria). Short Stories – Judged by Sabah Carrim (Mauritius) Where Do You Come From by Karimot Odebode (Nigeria). “Mysterious 54 Children” by Kiekomo Divine (Cameroon). Our Lives in Short by Ezeh Michael (Nigeria). Nigerian Stereo-Errortic-Tionary by Babalola Joseph Olamide (Nigeria). Pongwe’s Life by Andrea B Matambo (Zambia). Ode to The African Woman by Abba Kalgo (Nigeria). Poetry – Judged by Kolabomi Adeko (Nigeria) H Bambi by Nkateko Priscilla Masinga (South Africa). The Child Strangler by Efe-Khaese Desmond (Nigeria). Magcaba Sinenhlanhla MlilowokuNqoba (South Africa). Cultural Stereotypes in African Literature by Ojeamiren Aimalohi (Nigeria). Rewriting the Old Cultures by Kodeck Bildad (Kenya). 21st Century Crossing by Mabaso Nokubonga (South Africa). The Pharmacist Writes by Oluwagbenga Ayomide Ruth (Nigeria). Breaking the Norm Ungrateful Girl by Temani Nkalolang (Botswana). My Friend, Tom by Ajiambo Immaculate (Kenya)įlash Fiction – Judged by Adah Bitiah Chembo (Zambia). Pauline in a New School by Mwita Grace (Kenya). The Birth of Nuru – The African Barbie by Nimo Kuria (Kenya). Cultural Stereotypes by Kui Gitonga (Kenya). The Lazy Vulture by Elaoje Sophie Oto (Nigeria). Kumba Wants to Skip Class by Spencer Okoroafor (Nigeria). 
Albinism Is Not A Curse by Oroni Tendera (Kenya).
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The full list of those in the longlists are Ĭhildren’s Literature – Judged by Nahida Esmail (Tanzania)
One of the most anticipated activities at the conference will be the African Writers Awards to be judged by Nahida Esmail, Adah Bitiah Chembo, Kolabomi Adeko, and Sabah Carrim in the areas of children’s literature, poetry, and prose in flash fiction and short stories. The first edition was hosted in Abuja, Nigeria in 2018 and the second will be hosted this year in Nairobi, Kenya at the tail end of September. The African Writers Conference is an African Writers Development Trust event that brings together writers of African descent to a common platform to sustain conversations on the advancement of the collective interests of African writers. The longlists for the African Writers Awards 2019 were announced on July 30, 2019.
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