The Domestication of Munachi by Ifesinachi Okoli-Okpagu is a novel about the unnecessary pressure on women to take on life partners, regardless of who these partners are and the psychological impacts seen through the stories of two sets of sisters—Munachi and Nkechi versus Chimuanya and Elizabeth.

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Ifesinachi .O. Okpagu is a Lagos based Marketing Communications executive with over six years’ experience, including being an Associate Producer of a pan-African TV show and managing FabulousCity—a community for young & ambitious business women. Her first book, a novella, was published when she was fourteen.

She was educated at Queens College, Lagos, and at the University of Benin where she obtained a BA in Fine and Applied Arts. Ifesinachi also holds a Masters degree from the Pan-African University. She has written several stories, some of which have been published in Sentinel Nigeria, the Femrite Anthology and Saraba Magazine.
Ifesinachi has written/produced several screenplays.

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The Headline That Morning and Other poems is a poetry collection by Ugandan poet, Peter Kagayi. There are 50 poems in the book with wide ranging themes, from love and disillusionment to politics and to social commentary.


Alongside the book is an audio CD with 15 of the 50 poems in the book performed by Peter Kagayi ft Hawa N Kimbugwe.  

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"Verse after verse, poem after poem, Peter  Kagayi writes lyrically and with measured gusto. Interrogative, irreverent and perceptive, this is a new African voice that is as matured as it is refreshing. His subject revolves around the history of communities, of human relations, the philosophy of being and the sociology of lack and corruption that plague the real and imagined communities of his poetry."

- Professor Remi Raji
Poet, Professor, Prophet In Camera. He is the author of six volumes of poetry including A Harvest of Laughters, Lovesong for my Wasteland, Gather my Blood Rivers of Song and Sea of my Mind.

Nightmares by Peter Kagayi

Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon by Nike Campbell-Fatoki depicts the struggles of a young ambitious and hardworking Nigerian abroad with the same insightful candor as it does the tale of a brilliant but broken woman struggling with mental illness.

EXCERPT: Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon by Nike Campbell-Fatoki

Short story written by Troy Onyango and Narrated by Mutindi Muasa

Produced and Directed by 
Magunga Williams & Dan Aceda

Published on:
The Magunga (http://magunga.com)

Recording Studio:
Sema Box - Baraza Media Lab

Onesies Never Worn

Short story written by Magunga Williams

Narrated by Abu Majid 

Produced and Directed:
Magunga Williams & Dan Aceda 

Published on: 
The Magunga (http://www.magunga.com/a-nairobi-bachelor-walks-into-a-massage-spa/)

Studios: 
Sema Box - Baraza Media Lab
Sounds Good Studios

Nairobi Bachelor Walks Into A Spa

Short story written by Owaahh 

Narrated by Junior Nyong’o

Produced and Directed by
Magunga Williams & Dan Aceda

Published on:
The Magunga (http://magunga.com)

Recording Studio:
Sema Box - Baraza Media Lab

The White Cap Man

Writer: Judyannette Muchiri
Narrator: Akinyi Oluoch 
Producers: Magunga & Dan Aceda
Publisher: The Magunga
Studio: Sema Box (Baraza Lab)
Music: War in my heart by Dela Maranga (Paukwa album)

Lemon Pancakes

Writer: Magunga Williams
Narrator: Dan Aceda 
Produced and Director by: Magunga & Dan Aceda
Publisher: The Magunga
Studio: Sema Box (Baraza Lab)
Featured Music: Still Nigga by Jay Z | Githurai by Mr. Googz | Cuba Que Lindos Son Tus Paisajes

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