MOTO Machi/March 2015
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English
This month we'll be doing a couple of new and different things!
First, we'll be meeting in a different place, Mokka City! We'll still be holding some meetings at the library but have decided to mix it up a bit and have some meetings where people can also have a coffee or grab some food. Moto will still always happen on the last Wednesday of the month.
We'll also be doing Moto Reads for the first time, two recommended readings, one English and one Swahili (you can read more about the idea here: https://
As usual we also encourage writers to share their work, all genres, English or Swahili, and published or unpublished!
Jukwaa hili ni bure na huru kwa yeyote ambae ni mwandishi au mwenye nia ya kuwa mwandishi na tunatarajia ushiriki wako bila kuangalia uzoefu wako kama mwandishi. Katika moto uko huru kuzungumza au kuandika katika kiswahili au kiingereza. Hatuna lugha rasmi kati ya hizo.
The event is free and open to anyone who is a writer and participation of all is encouraged regardless of experience. Moto is open to writers and speakers of Swahili or English and both languages are equally encouraged.
First, we'll be meeting in a different place, Mokka City! We'll still be holding some meetings at the library but have decided to mix it up a bit and have some meetings where people can also have a coffee or grab some food. Moto will still always happen on the last Wednesday of the month.
We'll also be doing Moto Reads for the first time, two recommended readings, one English and one Swahili (you can read more about the idea here: https://
As usual we also encourage writers to share their work, all genres, English or Swahili, and published or unpublished!
Jukwaa hili ni bure na huru kwa yeyote ambae ni mwandishi au mwenye nia ya kuwa mwandishi na tunatarajia ushiriki wako bila kuangalia uzoefu wako kama mwandishi. Katika moto uko huru kuzungumza au kuandika katika kiswahili au kiingereza. Hatuna lugha rasmi kati ya hizo.
The event is free and open to anyone who is a writer and participation of all is encouraged regardless of experience. Moto is open to writers and speakers of Swahili or English and both languages are equally encouraged.
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