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Achille Ronaimou
In Conversation: Achille Ronaimou on “Diya”, Confronting Tradition, Justice, and Forgiveness in Chad

“I am the one who takes the little stories from friends in the neighborhood and…

Hilda Baci
Hilda Baci Sets Guinness World Record for Largest Serving of Nigerian Jollof Rice

Hilda Baci, who first gained global recognition in 2023 with her marathon cook-a-thon, once again…

Zamo Mkhwanazi
TIFF 2025: In Conversation With Zamo Mkhwanazi, Director Of “Laundry”

“The notion of resistance always having to be loud, glorious, and heroic comes from the…

The Serpent’s Gift
“The Serpent’s Gift” Review: Kayode Kasum’s Film Is Undone by Shallow Cultural Detail

If The Serpent’s Gift had one lesson for Nollywood, it would be that cultural truth…

Healers Chapel
“Healers Chapel” Review: Wizard Chan’s Debut Is an Introspective and Soulful Sonic Balm

With Healers Chapel, Wizard Chan invites listeners to experience a warmth of redemption and a…

Èkó Groove
“Èkó Groove” Review: Spinall Assembles Star-Studded Cast on New Album

Èkó Groove is a fun listen. Its energy, its fluid mix of genres, and its…

Nomad Shadow
TIFF 2025: Eimi Imanishi’s “Nomad Shadow” Deftly Navigates the Intricacies of Exile

Nomad Shadow excavates the personal costs of political displacement with an intimacy that cuts through…

Diya
TIFF 2025: Achille Ronaimou’s “Diya” Confronts The Brutal Arithmetic Of Justice And Retribution

Diya is a morally complex drama that interrogates the collision between ancient customs and modern…

Sanya
“Sanya” Review: Oyin Olugbile’s Debut Novel Is a Creative Retelling of Sango as a Woman Warrior

It is perhaps this deep grounding in Yoruba history and mythology that earned Sanya a…

Wonderful
“Wonderful” Review: Tay Iwar Continues To Wow With New EP

Brief in runtime but expansive in vision, Wonderful once again showcases Tay Iwar’s ability to…