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If you were captivated by the historical drama and intricate power dynamics in “Shogun”, here are seven shows and movies…
Acarajé, the popular Brazilian street food with a link to African heritage
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Nigerian Poet Titilope Sonuga Releases Romantic New Single ‘Sanctuary’
Nigerian poet Titilope Sonuga recently unveiled her latest single, “Sanctuary”, a heartfelt tribute to the sisters and friends who have been…
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Anticipated Yoruba Film “Apaara” Welcomes Over 600 Nollywood Actors
A new Yoruba film, Apaara is expected for release at an unannounced date this year, as the film brings together…
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Submit to Lọúnlọún, Pan-African Literary Journal for Historical Fiction | Deadline: Feb 23
Submissions are now open to Lọúnlọún, a Pan-African literary journal committed to historical fiction. If you are a writer who…
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Showmax Delves into Supernatural Justice With Limited Drama Series, “Agu”
Showmax’s latest show, Agu, is a limited legal drama series in which the scrupulousness of law clashes with the mysticism…
The 2025 Cave Canem Prize is Now Open for Submission Until May 13
The Cave Canem Prize is an annual award given to the best debut collection of poems submitted by a Black…
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In 2016, I decided to embark on a project with the intent of improving the visibility of creative nonfiction in…
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Emerging from one part of Nairobi's bustling streets, Paul Mwangi, an unusual Disc Jockey who goes by the stage name…
The Aftermath of War: A Review of Rasaq Malik Gbolahan’s “No Home In This Land”
A famous Yoruba parlance states, "War, even in its smallest form, isn't a feast of pounded yam or cornmeal; it…
Sheed Sorple Cecil is Breathing Life into Digital Art Forms
Sheed Sorple Cecil is one of the creative duo behind the now-dissolved Blake Arts brand. He has worked and done…
The Scam of Adulthood: Navigating the Shock of Post-Childhood
I was mistaken in thinking that adults had all the power. I believed that adults had unlimited resources and…
“A Tribe Called Judah” Amasses 400 Million Naira In 12 Days, Becomes Highest-Grossing Nollywood Film In 2023
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