Acarajé, the popular Brazilian street food with a link to African heritage
Near the vibrant city of Salvador, Ivana Muzenza makes tasty golden brown fritters from a recipe that dates back to…
“Her Dark Past” Review: MultiChoice Talent Factory’s Project Embraces Stylistic Complacency
Her Dark Past is the latest film project of the MultiChoice Talent Factory, a programme for the development of emerging…
The Caine Prize for African Writing Announces 2024 Judges Chaired by Chika Unigwe
The Caine Prize for African Writing has just revealed its distinguished panel of judges for 2024. Chaired by the acclaimed…
You Can Now Watch ‘A Tribe Called Judah’ on Prime Video
Prime Video has expanded its vast collection with the addition of the Nigerian crime-drama film, 'A Tribe Called Judah'. Directed…
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A Miscellany of Art: Soul and Afro-folk in Contemporary Nigeria
In the complex fabric of Nigeria's cultural landscape, a unique fusion of history and contemporary art has given rise to…
Princeton’s Digital Humanities PEMM Project Uncovers Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Stories About Virgin Mary
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Limited Drama Series, “Agu” Shines Light On Supernatural Justice
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Thomas J. Price’s Sculptures celebrating everyday Black people on display at V&A London till November
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Literary curator Uchenna Emelife on the importance of creative freedom in writing
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The Caine Prize for African Writing Announces 2024 Judges Chaired by Chika Unigwe
The Caine Prize for African Writing has just revealed its distinguished panel of judges for 2024. Chaired by the acclaimed…
“Breath of Life” Review: A Faith-based Film With Refreshing Artistic Outlook
Unlike typical faith-based Nigerian productions, such as Mount Zion films, that are tailored to strictly propagate the gospel through the…
Pelumi Nubi, the woman driving from the UK to Lagos keeps facing border challenges in Africa
Pelumi Nubi, a UK-based woman, embarked on an ambitious journey to drive from the United Kingdom to Lagos, Nigeria. However,…
Deposit Photo rolls out free Say No to War collection in response to Russia-Ukraine conflict
Let's begin with these heart-wrenching images from the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. A "Say No To War" collection was launched by…
How a storyteller seeks achievement in writing: a conversation with Aliyu Jalal
Aliyu Jalal is a storyteller, poet, journalist and copy editor. He also writes critical essays on various topics with a…
Mo Abudu, Other Africans Join The International Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences
The International Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences has welcomed CEO of EbonyLife Media, Mo Abudu, as a member of…
4 Black Female Harpists Making a Lasting Impact in the World of Classical Music
The harp is a magnificent instrument that has captivated audiences for centuries. It is an instrument of grace, elegance and…
An All-African Book Fair: Kenyan Bookshop Soma Nami Delights With a Pan-African Book Exhibition
The non-ephemeral belief among my countrymen is that most Kenyans don’t read. This is a thought engraved due to the…
