"Mwenkanonkano" Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi (Part 2)

Books & Rhymes: The Podcast by Sarah Ozo-Irabor

Jan 18, 20211:20:41Music

We conclude our conversation with renowned Ugandan author, Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi in which she reflects on migrant narratives in her collection of short stories, Manchester Happened (published in the USA as Let’s Tel...

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