Muhammad Umar Bahah

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Muhammad Umar Bahah is a Yemeni writer and journalist.[1] Originally from South Yemen, he wrote for several newspapers and was press secretary of Ali Nasir Muhammad, two-time president of South Yemen. Bahah's work has been translated into English and Italian and was included in the anthologies Oranges in the Sun (2006) and Perle dello Yemen (2009).[2]

References

  1. ^ Profile in Arablit website (translated from Italian)
  2. ^ Oranges in the Sun, Lynne Rienner Publishers


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