13 shows and movies to watch if you enjoyed Shogun
If you were captivated by the historical drama and intricate power dynamics in “Shogun”, here are seven shows and movies…
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…
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Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre, a sequel series to the 2022 film Aníkúlápó, transports viewers to the 17th century. The…
Nigerian Poet Titilope Sonuga Releases Romantic New Single ‘Sanctuary’
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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Bobby Okposin Observes the State of Nigeria in New Poem
Herein, Bobby discusses his new poem Let’s Talk About Us. What’s the creative process behind this poem like? How did…
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Nollywood’s unofficial Queen of romcoms, Biodun Stephen, who is known for her simple, moderate-budget narratives, takes on the genre of…
Meet Yusuf Ambursa, the poet building a community of emerging young creatives in Northern Nigeria
We spoke with Yusuf Ambursa, the founder of Caliphate Arts and Literary Hub, one of Northern Nigeria's managed communities dedicated…
James Van Der Zee’s legacy documenting the 1920s Harlem Renaissance through photography
Without the past, it's hard to envision a future to build on, things to avoid, and the ones to become.…
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…
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Music Publishers Sue Twitter for $250 Million Alleging Massive Copyright Infringement
In a legal battle that could have significant repercussions for social media giant Twitter, music publishers have filed a lawsuit…
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Africa’s video-on-demand subscription is projected to hit 13.7 million in 2027, with Netflix accounting for 47%. This does not account…
Poem of the Week: Djehane Hassouna’s Weight of Traditions
Djehane Hassouna is a brilliant Egyptian poet who expresses her feelings through poetry until she becomes harmonized with it. What…
The African Writers Trust Has Launched Online Bookshop Tubaze
The African Writers Trust has recently introduced its online bookstore, Tubaze African Books, which is now up and running. Founded…
This Is How You Move On From Grief That Has Run It’s Course as a Comforter
Grief - the bitter pill we all have to swallow at one point or the other. Recall when you lost…
Growth in Dark Times
Change is constant, so they say. I’ve been taught to expect change and to evolve as a person, but there…
Ghanaian Student’s Scholarship Withdrawn for Hateful Attacks Against LGBT Individuals
A Ghanaian student who was awarded a scholarship to study in the US has lost his funding after he posted…
“Óbito” and “Ifediche” Win Big at Edo State International Film Festival 2.0
“Óbito! Óbito!” a section of the audience cried on Saturday night at an expansive hall at the Victor Uwaifo Creative…
