Resolving Anglophone Conflict

Resolving Anglophone Conflict This page seeks ideas that will contribute towards the resolution of the Anglophone Conflict. This is a Peace Initiative

13/08/2026

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The Cry of the Blue Spirits

In this African fantasy short story, some of the citizens of the realm of the Blue Spirits are determined to go to the kingdom of Awuria to fight for justice following their untimely deaths in Awuria. They are the innocent people who died during the five-year war in Awuria. It began when many citizens of Umedo, the marginalised section of Awuria, decided that they had had enough of King Yarrdo and his collaborators' self-serving leadership. The disdainful attitude of many citizens from the sections of Awuria that make up the majority also contributed to the uprising.

The sacred mountain of Awuria bleeds as the Blue Spirits beg their ruler to let them go to Awuria.

Aware of the calamity that will befall Awuria if the Blue Spirits find their way there, the king decides to do something.

There is also the fear of the catastrophe that will unfold if the blood from the sacred mountain touches Awurian soil.

Is there a way out?

_© Aye B. Kiven_

13 August 2026

12/08/2026

'We love peace too,' said the bullets to the person targeting unarmed civilians .

_© Aye B. Kiven_

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