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12. The Town – Alex La Guma Summary: In apartheid-era South Africa, a poor black man searches for work in a segregated town. He faces racism, hunger, and hopelessness. La Guma’s vivid description of the harsh environment exposes the cruelty of social ine
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8. December and September in December – Filemon Liyambo Summary: September regularly visits his mentally ill sister December in a psychiatric hospital. Despite poor treatment from the nurses, he continues to care for her, bringing food and comforting her
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7. The Truly Married Woman – Abioseh Nicol Summary: Ayo and Ajayi have lived together for years without marriage, but their community and church disapprove. Ayo’s father insists on a proper ceremony to preserve family honor. Once married, Ayo gains respe
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6. Ivory Bangles – Eric Ng’maryo
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5. Incident in the Park – Meja Mwangi
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35 days agoWildlife Photography and Filmmaking
The Maasai Mara has long been a favorite location for wildlife photographers and filmmakers. The wide-open plains, stunning sunsets, and abundant animals make it ideal for capturing dramatic scenes. Documentaries such as Big Cat Diary and Planet Earth have filmed in the Mara, showcasing the lives of lions, cheetahs, and hyenas. Wildlife photography also supports conservation by raising awareness and attracting eco-conscious tourists. Many photographers run workshops in the Mara, teaching guests how to capture animals in action, especially during the Great Migration. With the right timing and patience, visitors can witness lion hunts, cheetahs sprinting, or elephants crossing rivers — moments that have made the Mara one of the most photographed places in Africa.