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Afrocritik Announces Shortlist for 2024 Prize for Criticism

These writers were chosen for their perceptive critique of the themes in the reviewed works…

“Madam Dearest” Review: DOTTi the Deity Delivers a Captivating Love Anthem| Afrocritik
“Madam Dearest Pt.1” Review: DOTTi the Deity Delivers a Captivating Love Anthem

Armed with a bag filled with melodious stories, DOTTi creates an immersive project that unfolds…

Data Misuse: What Are the Impacts of Misappropriating Customer Information? | Afrocritik
Data Misuse: What Are the Impacts of Misappropriating Customer Information?

Some companies have made the news for collecting and then using customer data in a…

Amaka Obioji’s Poetry Collection, “Mother, Did You Call My Name” Explores the Transience of Human Emotions| Afrocritik
Amaka Obioji’s Poetry Collection, “Mother, Did You Call My Name?” Explores the Transience of Human Emotions

Mother, Did You Call My Name? is… buoyant in its message to the reader enmeshed…

“Stubborn” Review: Victony’s Impressive Debut LP Explores Life’s Highs and Lows| Afrocritik
“Stubborn” Review: Victony’s Impressive Debut LP Explores Life’s Highs and Lows

Stubborn presents a breath of fresh air in a year plagued with subpar projects, but…

Three Square Meal | Obongofon Etuk| Poetry| Afrocritik
Three Square Meal | Obongofon Etuk

By Obongofon Etuk The main course is a revelation… I. Breakfast Life is for us…

Beyond the Veil| Season two| Amazon Prime| Afrocritik
Nadine Ibrahim Clamps Down the Liberal Voice in “Beyond the Veil” Season 2 for a More Conservative Charge

However, despite its motivation to present “bold, empowered, and authentic”  stories of northern women, the…

“We Are Trying to Make History Accessible”: Archivi.ng, the Startup On a Journey to Digitise Nigerian History | Afrocritik
“We Are Trying to Make History Accessible”: Archivi.ng, the Startup On a Journey to Digitise Nigerian History

“What we need to do is, one, expand the archives. The second is figuring out…

Mapping Queer African Cinema: How Censorship Still Hinders Queer Representation in African Mainstream Media| Afrocritik
Mapping Queer African Cinema: How Censorship Still Hinders Queer Representation in the African Mainstream Media

There is a shared history with the stories that matter for queer representation.  After screening…

In Conversation: How Nezsa is Soul Searching and Finding Clarity Through Music| Afrocritik
In Conversation: How Nezsa is Soul Searching and Finding Clarity Through Music

“I started writing the EP at a time when I was deciding what I wanted…