Kikelomo’s conflation of motherhood and divinity or, more demonstrably, motherhood as a representation of divinity is evident in many of her maternity photography. And this, it appears, comes out of her Christian…
There are tepid points, dialogues, and scenes in Farmer’s Bride that hinders a completely stable cinematic moment. By Seyi Lasisi Jack’enneth Opukeme, the writer and co-director of Farmer’s Bride has been making…
Fortunately, the gamification of learning technical subjects could be the catalyst for improved academic performance in African schoolchildren as it emphasises interaction and cooperation among students which can significantly increase their engagement…
Sui Generis reaffirms Reminisce’s place in the contemporary music soundscape while reminding us of the roots that anchor his artistry as one of the lyrical titans in Nigeria’s Indigenous Rap scene. By…
“The focus for me on Rebel Queen was to put forward a compilation of sounds I grew up listening to, sounds that really excited me.” – Yemi Alade. By Emmanuel ‘Waziri’ Okoro…
Why do top-flight football clubs in Africa struggle to sell players directly to top European teams, particularly in the top five leagues? By Tuka Letura In 1985, Kalusha Bwalya, an eventual 1996…
If the discussion about the resurgence of R&B is genuine, OFA positions Oxlade as a leading artiste who has boldly embraced the genre with his craft. By Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera At the…
Unbelievable VFX and minor storytelling flaws aside, Niyi Akinmolayan’s Lisabi: The Uprising is an immersive film. By Seyi Lasisi There is, as justifiable by the extensive list of epic films relentlessly produced…
Starter is crafted to align closely with the Bongo Flava’s original aesthetics, capturing the essence of its roots while evoking a sense of nostalgia for its foundational sounds. By Frank Njugi Ali…
As a powerful commentary on the state of justice and governance in Africa, Tejiri challenges us to confront the harsh realities of corruption and systemic failure. By Joseph Jonathan One of the…
“In the next five years, we see the Ibadan International Film Festival as a must-attend for both industry giants and budding filmmakers from within and outside the shores of Africa”. – Usman…
The Macondo Literary Festival has become a celebrated cornerstone of East Africa’s literary community, renowned for its captivating panels, engaging workshops, and the opportunity to connect with acclaimed authors. By Frank Njugi …