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Dr. Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela Receives Prestigious 2024 Templeton Prize
In a remarkable recognition of her profound work on trauma and forgiveness, Dr. Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela has been awarded the 2024 Templeton Prize. Her pioneering…
Tekno’s “Wayo” is a Soulful Tribute to the Classic Nigerian Anthem “Sweet Mother”
Nigerian singer-songwriter, Tekno, has once again captured our hearts with his latest single, "Wayo." Released earlier this month, the track pays homage in its…
Love Grows Stronger in Death book reading event to commemorate Mental Health Awareness Month
In honor of Global Mental Health Awareness Month, Witsprouts is set to host a book reading doubling as a launch event for the release…
Yaa Gyasi’s ‘Transcendent Kingdom’ to be Developed into TV Series by Yvonne Orji
Yaa Gyasi’s novel Transcendent Kingdom has been optioned for TV by Sony Pictures Television, with the talented Yvonne Orji as the producer. Collaborations like this between…
Tomi Adeyemi Releases Dates for Children of Anguish and Anarchy US Book Tour
Tomi Adeyemi’s “Children of Anguish and Anarchy”: The eagerly anticipated final installment in the Legacy of Orïsha trilogy by Tomi Adeyemi is set to…
Inkblot Productions and Biodun Stephen Set June Theatrical Release Date For ‘Muri & Ko’
“Muri & Ko,” the highly anticipated drama featuring Kunle Remi and Bisola Aiyeola, is set to hit cinemas soon. Produced by Inkblot Productions in…
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What Would Gen Z Do? Through the Lens of Kenyan Tiktoker Charlette Wangui Gakuo
Charlette Gakuo, a 21-year-old Kenyan Tiktok content creator, explores the distinctive behaviour of the Gen Z populace in her viral debut, the "Gen Z As" series, and she cracks ribs while…
The Creative Diary of a Photographer Aiming to Redefine the Image of the African Child
The misrepresentation of Africa has become a pressing issue, affecting Africa’s imagery around the globe. Several creatives across the continent continue to hammer for new representations, using art as a…
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“Twilight Comes with Stories to Tell”
I am a man who builds caves for the shards of my soul and prefers my skin be romanced by the stingers of a…
God Loves Athiests Too
He got my heart. He really did. But he is an atheist. An unrepentant one. A typical former-believer-turned-unbeliever kind of atheist. Like most atheists…
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Will Africa Become Another West?
There is no gainsaying that the average educated African today has been raised more with Western ideologies than African ideologies.…
Nollywood’s Cinematic Odyssey: From Rituals to Revolution with ‘A Tribe Called Judah
For Culture Custodian, Favour Overo traces the evolution of the Nigerian film industry, Nollywood, from its early blockbuster era in…
Gen-Z, Startups, and the Art of Collaboration in Modern Work Culture
Let’s establish a fact. A fact that we can all see playing out before our very eyes; the current generation…
Music as a Key Player in Driving Social Change in Africa
Music uses different forms of expression and themes because of its diverse nature. Songs are tailored to take listeners through…
Remembering Mandela through Martin Meredith
Martin Meredith is a British historian and author born on July 9, 1937, in Hampshire, England. He is known for…
Hausa and Others: Inside the Language Battle in Northern Nigeria
Culture, in recent times, has been reduced to cultural dances, neglecting other pivotal pillars that constitute the core segment of…
