“In my language, the dead are welcomed into the home. But the word for home is also the word for sing, so maybe invited into a song.”
Bold in her work, Gambura confronts subjects that have been clouded by fear, be it in the personal, social or political arena. In lines that are as inquisitive as they are authoritative, as unsettling as they are engaging she forces the reader to explore the boundaries of their thinking. An immersive experience, Gambura’s writing is necessary and bound to stay with you long after the last page.
It is a fun and family-friendly space to find heartwarming African food and direct connection to the local African community. The center is for everyone, where they can freely express themselves and their ideas.
English Teacher
The Africa Center is a turning point for the African communities within Hong Kong, and for those who wish to learn and integrate with the community not just within the city, but through out the African diaspora.
Researcher
I value the “African Literature Book Club” as I value Women’s Day and Black History Month because African literature deserves a spotlight.
Radio Show Host