General News of Thursday, 4 May 2017Source: Myjoyonline.comDon't let African literature die - Samira Bawumia charges youthplay videoSecond Lady Samira BawumiaThe Second Lady Samira Bawumia has called on the youth to make reading and writing an enviable attribute of their everyday life so they can contribute to projecting African literature to the world. The life of the contemporary African in the 21st century and our place in the global village must be told in both fiction and non-fiction. Mrs Bawumia who said she is awed by Manasseh Azuri's writing prowess spoke about the real nature of the letters adding the writer brings home everyday relationship issues. “I’m particularly intrigued by the book, ‘Letters to My Future Wife’ because of a number of reasons. Manasseh is a very good storyteller who uses everyday experiences to creatively tell compelling stories about the meaning of life and its intricacies.

Source: GhanaWeb May 04, 2017 11:48 UTC