The poem “Inside my Zulu Hut” by Oswald Mbuyiseni Mtshali has been featured on the London Underground.
Poets on the London Underground: Oswald Mbuyiseni Mtshali
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Another Poem on the London Underground by Nii Parkes
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‘Tin Roof’, by Ghanaian-British poet Nii Ayikwei Parkes, is appearing on London’s ‘tube’ as part of the Poems on the Underground series
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Sailing On A Name: Phillis Wheatley and Sarah Bonetta
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Born 100 years apart, two captive West African girls became famous in their day. Each was named for the ship that carried her over the Atlantic.
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Poets on the London Underground: Nii Parkes
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Poems on the London Undergound feature the work of Ghanaian writer Nii Ayikwei Parkes.
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Where Books Live: The Monastery Libraries of Ethiopia and Eritrea
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The monasteries of the Orthodox Church in Ethiopia and Eritrea hold some of the earliest illuminated sacred manuscripts in the world.
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Where Books Live: Ancient Libraries of the Sahara
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Take a look at these beautiful libraries of ancient manuscripts in Northern and Western Africa!
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