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Nigerian poet Titilope Sonuga recently unveiled her latest single, “Sanctuary”, a heartfelt tribute to the sisters and friends who have been…
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Pushing back on suppression of minority writers and artists: activities to watch out for at Ibom Art and Book Festival
All hands are on deck in preparation for The Ibom Art and Book Festival. The maiden edition of the festival…
Meet Yusuf Ambursa, the poet building a community of emerging young creatives in Northern Nigeria
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Aninoritse Ejuliuwa Weaves Africa’s Resilience into a Pantoum
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Endless possibilities of craftsmanship: A personal account of the 14th Dakar Biennale
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The Shortlist for the 2023 Safal-Cornell Kiswahili Prize for African Literature is Out
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Napoli striker Victor Osimhen has shown his love for his home country by participating in a street football challenge with…
Yahuza Abdulkadir reads Dead Men on The Poetry Experience
In this episode of The Poetry Experience, Yahuza Abdulkadir reads "Dead Men", published in Konya Shams Rumi, and "Our Nightmares",…
Azuka Muoh’s Dr. Akpofure explores societal silencing of the abused
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Harry Odunze tells the real African story with photography
Harry Odunze, a photographer and creative director from Benin, Nigeria, started photography because he fell in love with its vocabulary.…
