Jacqueline Suowari on Traversing the Barriers to Creative Success
Jacqueline Suowari’s love for art sprouted as early as age 5 and was encouraged by her family and Zaria’s artsy atmosphere. In the 50s, Zaria
Jacqueline Suowari’s love for art sprouted as early as age 5 and was encouraged by her family and Zaria’s artsy atmosphere. In the 50s, Zaria
At the heart of contemporary Ghana’s literary community—representing Africa as a whole—is a celebrated creative writer whose works question his environment and its handlers, the
The adoption of self-publishing is on the rise. The era of independence from institutionalised publishing houses is very much upon us. However, change is always
The Nigerian filmmaker, publisher, talk-show host, bookseller, author, serial founder, and contemporary African literary heavyweight Onyeka Nwelue shares his thoughts on mentorship, dreams and fulfilment
We have strong literary voices coming out of Africa of late, especially with the help of the internet, which has given these voices an avenue
21-year-old Hafsat K. Abdullahi is a writer, award-winning spoken-word artiste, fashion designer, and model who is a member of Hill-Top Creative Arts Foundation and Enactus
Hassana Maina is a lawyer, poet, and advocate against sexual violence. As a poet, she has been invited as a guest and panellist to many
Bash Amuneni explores creativity in poetry and architecture. It’s like a double dose of blessing. He sees poetry in architecture and architecture in poetry, both
Feyisayo Anjorin is a well-rounded creative. Professionally trained as a broadcaster at Damelin College and as a filmmaker at AFDA, The School for the Creative