Musa Okwonga leans against a railing, he smiles into the camera. In the background you can see the bridge Oberbaumbrücke in Berlin.

Musa Okwonga

Musa Okwonga, born in the UK in 1979, is a writer, presenter, poet, musician and regular commentator on issues around culture, politics, sport and identity. He has written numerous books, including the novel “It was all about love” and “One of them: An Eton College memoir”. He is co-host of the soccer podcast “Stadio” and lives in Berlin.

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