Somali Blogger Yasmin Gedi is the founder of We, Freelance, She also won the 2019 World Bank Blog4Dev competition

Madeline Wilson Ojo is a copywriter, book blogger, author, and Ghanaian made creative based in London UK. Her blog started…

What does it take to have a literary podcast that is loved by both authors and readers alike? Find out in this interview with @CheekyNatives

Sophia started blogging in 2014. She has been featured on CNN African Voices, taught herself professional photography and published 3 recipe books.

AfroBloggers spoke to this Ghanaian Writer to find out more about the distinctive opinions that have inspired many to also contribute a brave and passionate voice to the blogging space.

In this edition of the Blogger Spotlight we bring to the limelight Josephine Amoako whose blog Joseyphina’s World is the definition of consistency.

Babongile and Pumzile Zulu make up the South African Duo Literary Bloggers behind 1001 Bookish Things. Even though they both insist that their blog of four months is still too young to have any dirty secrets dished up for us, they were still able to share the most important part of themselves

Ghanaian Naana Joa Braso has been writing for 8 years now, mostly poems and short stories inspired by Greek mythology and fan fiction.

Fitness Bae is a multi award winning Zimbabwean certified Fitness trainer and blogger. She also has great interest and experience in digital marketing.

Initially I wanted to be a DJ or a Model. Blogging came as an escape route from reality and as a way of expressing my creative ability.