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BFI London 2026: In Conversation With the Director and Cast of “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives”
Francis Duru: The Legacy Beyond Ahanna
HollyShorts Film Festival 2026: In Conversation with British-Nigerian Filmmaker Efosa Osaghae, Director of “Phantom Carousel”
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The Layers of Kenyan Poetry: From Resistance to Confession
The Afrobeats Takeover: A Myth of Institutional Power
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Interviews
“Certainty Is the Prerogative of Those With the Power to Exclude and Reject”: Pede Hollist on Displacement, Diaspora, and the Stories We Carry
Inside the Mind and Legacy of DJ Jimmy Jatt
Joburg Film Festival 2026: Jordy Sank Reflects on Xenophobia, Social Justice, and Stylistic Choices In “Amazeze (Fleas)”
BFI Flare 2026: In Conversation With Sandulela Asanda, Director of “Black Burns Fast”
Joburg Film Festival 2026: Moges Ababu Belachew Talks “Mother Country” and Ethiopia’s Fragile Socio-Political Landscape
“The Situation in Africa Today Is So Urgent”: Ike Okonta on Fiction, Journalism, and Diagnosing the Nigerian Condition
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Film & TV
Venice 2026: “La Maison du Vent (House of the Wind)” Studies the Tragic Cost of Migration and the Loneliness of Old Age
“Alahun: The Weaver” Review: Dare Olaitan’s Yoruba Epic Has the Right Philosophy and a Screenplay That Takes Too Long to Find It
HollyShorts Film Festival 2026: “Woman Land” and “The Unnamed” Reflect on Female Identity and Vulnerability
Twelve First Films Later: What Did the First Features Project Actually Produce?
HollyShorts Film Festival 2026: “Lift Me Up”, “Mon Taxi” and “White Agbada” Express Different Shades of Identity, Spirituality, Memory and the Human Condition
“Love and Life” Review: Reuben Reng’s Debut Has Three of Nollywood’s Best and Doesn’t Know What to Do With Them
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Music
“Big Bad World” Review: Ajebutter22 Hits New Artistic Heights on New EP
“Out of Sight – Out of Mind: Volume 1” Review: Ycee Expresses Stylistic Yin & Yang on New Album
“Love is a Machinery” Review: Anendlessocean Gives Romance the Album It Deserves
Afrocritik Music Spotlight: Outside the Box
“Small Chops” Review: Mannywellz Delivers a Sweet Treat on New EP
The Afrobeats Takeover: A Myth of Institutional Power
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“December 2025: Niger Delta Issue” Review: Omenana Magazine’s Call to Arms in the War to Protect the Niger Delta Region
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“The Comedian’s Diary” Review: Obase-Sam Ikoi’s Debut Novel Challenges Traditional Forms of the Novel in Its Portrait of Addiction
Notable African Political Fiction of the Last Decade (Part II)
Sisterhood and a Fractured Marriage: A Review of Yejide Kilanko’s “In Our Own Ways”
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Culture
Prestige vs Payoff: Do University Rankings Still Matter in Nigeria?
Why Nigeria Still Can’t Find Its Balance of Power
Neither Here nor There: The Talking Stage as Nigeria’s New Relationship Culture
Undoing the Knots Society Tied in Your Mind
Whose Name Do You Bear? The Politics of Surnames and the Erasure of African Women
How Capitalists Are Exploiting Us Through ‘Must-Haves’
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Fashion
AMVCA 2026: The Best Celebrity Red Carpet Looks of the Night
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Met Gala 2026: How African Celebrities Showed Up on Fashion’s Biggest Stage
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Sports
A $100,000 Reward, No Infrastructure: Nigeria Must Rethink Women’s Football
Documentary Spotlight: “The African Giant”
The Ultimate Guide to the 2025 Women’s AfroBasket in Côte d’Ivoire
WAFCON 2024 Quarterfinal Guide: Players to Watch and Our Predictions
WAFCON 2024: African Women’s Football Deserves Better Broadcast Coverage
Kyalami’s Renaissance: Paving the Way for F1’s Return to Africa
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Explainers
Omoni Oboli and Nollywood’s Dilemma With Copyright Infringement
Understanding Jade Osiberu’s “Gangs of Lagos” Court Ruling
Inside the Mercy Chinwo and EeZee Conceptz Fallout
Navigating the Business Side of Writing: What Every Author Needs to Know
How Budgeting Apps Empower Young Africans
How Fuji Music Influences the Modern Afro-Pop Soundscape
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Fiction & Poetry
Afrocritik’s 50 Remarkable African Short Stories of 2025
Three Poems | By Tobi Aluko
How to “Hide My ID” Like a Typical Northern Housewife
“Time After Time” & “Buy Her an Air Fryer” | Poems by Sheila Ngei
The Geometry of Nonsense | Poem By Obongofon Etuk
“Mine Too Counts” Review: Agbeye Oburumu Gives Voice to the Pains of the Nigerian Masses
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