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Please support our work archiving African and Black literature financially via PayPal, Ko-Fi, Mobile Money, or Patreon.

WritingAfrica.com was set up to give visibility to African and Black writers rarely covered by mainstream African media with reportage on book news, launches, literary festivals, author profiles, and more in 2013. With thousands of posts on the blog, the project has quietly become the biggest blog on African literature on the internet. From a website that focused only on African writers who come from the continent, there was a shift in 2020 to expand the reach of those who were featured. Alongside the shift, there were new components included like a podcast to hear the voices of African writers and a YouTube channel featuring African writers in their element at events virtual and physical. Learn about the journey of the project by clicking here.

We call for donations that will allow the team to invest more time into this work that is so important now and will be even more vital for future readers, scholars, and other lovers of the written word. If this is something that you can get behind, and if you are reading this why would you, there are several options;

Paypal

You can now contribute directly to our PayPal at Kibara@gmail.com.

Ko-Fi

You can contribute to the project by buying us a coffee starting. Please click here to buy us a coffee.

Patreon

You can support this project on Patreon starting at US$3 to US$100 per month and for this, you can get several rewards. The tiers of patronage are named after the needs of a typical modern life so you can pay for a monthly coffee, a meal, electricity, groceries, and if you are feeling generous even help with my rent.  If you feel like donating to this project please click here to support this project.

Mobile money

You can send money to our mobile money number whenever you can. The number is;

+254-704-650-953

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