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write = scribe Writor = scriptor You can see the English connection
The first African postcolonial writers chose to write in European languages such as English because these languages were seen as tools for reaching a wider audience both within Africa and internationally. Writing in European languages also provided access to existing literary traditions and publishing resources, enabling these writers to create works that could be participated in global literary conversations. Additionally, writing in these languages was a way to challenge the colonial ideologies that previously dominated African narratives.
2/3rds of north Africa can read and write
Writers write on paper.
The African Luhya translation of the English word 'write off' is "Ibiraa".
Depending on where they were depended on what they wrote in. Italian would write in Italian, English in Old English, Spain in Spanish. There is not one universal language. Some did write in Latin.
You can cite the influence of Things Fall Apart on the global psyche. This book particularly influenced writers with regards to how people looked at Africans. It encouraged other African writers to write proudly about their own cultures. Further, it encourage Africans to become writers in general.
Writers can not choose what to write about or do not know what words to use to describe a dramatic event. Writers often can not think of anything to write about, this is called
Writers write about what they like.
Many writers can write very eloquently.
Write movies
They wanted to reach a wider audience.