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Nigerian Poet Titilope Sonuga Releases Romantic New Single ‘Sanctuary’
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Ali Mamman Lawan reads My First Son is Pain on The Poetry Experience podcast
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CANEX Prize for Publishing in Africa Launched in Egypt
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Apply to the 2024 Oxbelly Writers Retreat in Greece This June | Deadline: Jan 19
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The Evolution of the Harp in African and American Music
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Ikeorah Chisom Chi-Fada uses his paintings to honor and “revere” his fellow Nigerians
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Anakle Films Partners with 3Point0 Labs to Propel African Storytelling to New Heights
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