A piece set at Nima, Accra, by award-winning Ghanaian writer, Kofi Akpabli, has been included in an upcoming anthology put together by Commonwealth Writers. Titled 'Safe House: Explorations In Creative Nonfiction,' the 272-page collection is edited by London-based Zimbabwean-born critic, editor and broadcaster, Ellah Wakatama Allfrey. The book is a mix of memoir, reportage and essays from east, west and southern Africa.Over 300 entries were submitted but only 15 of them were able to make it into the anthology.
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