Africanlife Stories

Set in the sweltering heat of Malawi, this story follows Thokozani, a hardworking single mother, and her four-year-old daughter Zawadi, whose fragile world is shaken by neglect, secrets, and the return of a painful past. Left in the care of her elderly grandparents while her mother struggles to survive economically, Zawadi is repeatedly placed in danger due to moments of distraction and silence born from fear and shame. What begins as small incidents quickly escalates into a chain of life-threatening events that expose deep fractures within the family. The sudden reappearance of Moses, Zawadi's estranged father-now gravely injured and facing death-reopens old wounds. His wife Agnes, driven by desperation and loyalty, crosses moral and legal boundaries in a misguided attempt to reunite father and child. What follows is a harrowing kidnapping that pushes Thokozani into a race against time. At its core, this is a story about motherhood, guilt, and the irreversible consequences of silence. It explores how love can both protect and destroy, how trauma shapes even the youngest minds, and how a child's sense of safety can be broken-and fought for-again and again. Dark, emotional, and deeply human, the narrative asks a haunting question: Can a parent who arrives too late still deserve forgiveness?

Go deep in my journey from a preteen till the twenties as a growing Christian girl in an African middle class lifestyle. A life of one who doesn't go with norm.

After being hospitalised and missing her first year of secondary school, Samantha thought she found love only for her heart to get broken. She still has no answer to her question after she thought Aaron was the one for her. Now she's stuck asking herself what is love?

Welcome to the Celebrate Africa Awards 2021 The Ambassadors Africa team invite you to join us as we celebrate the unique culture and voices of Africa brought to life through storytelling. We welcome our African brothers and sisters to share their stories about their home, traditions, relationships, and all the parts that make life as an African so special, wherever you may find yourselves. We're excited to announce that the submissions for the awards will open on November 1, 2021 at 12:00 AM (GMT).

Well Africans we might seem a little bad but it's not all that bad