Simon Mol

Has the African Woman a Voice?

With over 200 people in attendance, the debate 'Mama Africa: Has the African Woman a Voice’ went underway at Cafe Kulturalna, Warsaw, July 20th. There was a compelling representation of the African Community in Poland, creamed by diplomatic missions. Among them was the South African ambassador to Poland Her Excellency Mrs. Febe Potiegier-Gqubule, who was accompanied by first secretary Zola Nkatchani. There were two representatives from the Libyan embassy as well as the first secretary of the Angolan embassy.

Wojcieh Albiñski: A Literary Ally

Simon  Mol

In an age where one could postulate that the media has evolved into a form of popular religion, people read and react to what they read. The mind thrives on information, the body reacts to the dictates of the mind, and the human psyche, as a result of these reactions, soars or drowns. Hence everything is attributed to the written word, fictitious or factual. 

Call of the Jungle

Simon Mol

Number. Back to numbers;
One to Infinity
‘Now’ to the beginning lost in count
like a string of silk blown by the wind that falls—
winding its way through grass.

Rain—sound of Rain,
reign nonstop.
How to reach out Memory—
Grasp June again,
Squeeze those seconds
Touch Space, feel leaves,
Smile… hold on,
Smell dew in Jungle air and be healed over again?