Pan-African Voices - A Platform for African Poets


Pan-African Voices, a platform for African poets, is seeking more poets from Africa and around the world.

The group caters to those with a prowess in voicing messages of peace, love, and unity throughout Africa and the world.

Join Pan-African Voices to share poetry, take part in discussions, as well as literary criticisms and analysis.

To be a part of this exciting venture, simply add Kemurl Fofanah +23288865054 and Tapera Makahdo +263775540869 to your WhatsApp contacts and send "ADD ME”

 Kemurl & Tapera
The Pan-African Voices group -It's a place where poets meet and interact

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