Quramo Writers’ Prize/How To Submit (Prize: N1,000,000 + Publishing Deal)
Quramo Writers’ Prize invites unpublished African writers to submit fiction prose manuscripts with a minimum word count of 50,000.
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University of Texas Press Fellowship Program
Apply: University of Texas Press Fellowship Program 2026–2027 If you’re serious about building a career in publishing, the University of Texas
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The Republic is Hiring! / How To Apply
The Republic Is Hiring Sub-Editors Across Nigeria and Africa The Republic is expanding its editorial team and is currently recruiting sub-editors
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The Silvers Grants for Work in Progress | How to Apply ($10,000)
The Robert B. Silvers Foundation is excited to announce the 2026 Silvers Grants for Work in Progress. This is designed
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Masobe Books is Accepting Submissions/ How To Apply (Prize: Paperback Publication)
Masobe Books has indicated the commencement of its annual call for submissions. Masobe books is an African publisher that deals
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Efiko Magazine Submissions is Open/ How to Apply (Pay: N30,000)
Efiko Magazine is calling on African writers of prose, poetry and essays to submit to their forthcoming issue. EFIKO is
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Tejumola Olaniyan Creative Writers-in-Residence Fellowship / How to Apply (50,000 AED + More)
The Tejumola Olaniyan Creative Writers-in-Residence Fellowship is bringing African Literary Legacy! In commemoration of the esteemed Nigerian Professor Tejumola Olaniyan
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Isele Magazine Submissions/ How to Submit (Payment: Publication)
Isele Magazine is currently seeking submissions of the best fiction, poetry, essays, art and photography. Isele Magazine, founded in July
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The Journal of African Youth Literature/ How to Submit
Journal of African Youth Literature Opens Climate Change Submissions The Journal of African Youth Literature (JAY Lit) is now accepting submissions for
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Book Review: Marriage, Motherhood and The Cost of Womanhood in The Shipikisha Club by Mubanga Kalimamukwento
Motherhood, wifely duties, culture, and gender-based violence are the themes that fuel The Shipikisha Club by Mubanga Kalimamukwento. Divided into
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