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Children of Blood and Bone
[Opinion]: Who and What Does the “Children of Blood and Bone” Film Adaptation Really Represent?

Fascination can very easily translate to an obsession over aesthetics at the expense of a…

DIFF
Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) Announces 47th Edition, Featuring isiZulu Screenwriting Workshop and Expanded Industry Programme

A defining feature of DIFF 2026 is its expanded industry programme, which continues to prioritise…

streaming
Streaming Africa: Predicting the Growth and Adoption of Online Video Platforms Across African Markets (2026–2031)

Future growth in Africa’s video streaming market will likely be more reliant on centralised, ecosystem-driven…

Born at the End of the World
Love in a Time of Terror: A Review of Donica Merhazion’s “Born at the End of the World”

Inasmuch as Born at the End of the World is about love, it is also…

The Road Home
Cynthia Erivo, Thabo Rametsi, and Guy Pearce Join South African Musical Drama “The Road Home”

While The Road Home enters development with strong international backing, its announcement also inevitably recalls…

The Caine Prize for African Writing
Caine Prize for African Writing Hosts 2026 Writers’ Workshop in Zanzibar

The Caine Prize for African Writing is an annual award for African creative writing.  By…

neighbouring rights
What Are Neighbouring Rights and Why African Artistes and Producers Are Missing Out on Millions

A song can travel the world and generate income in multiple countries, yet the artistes…

The Creek
“The Creek” Review: Toka McBaror’s Niger Delta Thriller Has the Right Setting and the Wrong Convictions

What The Creek ultimately reveals is a tension at the heart of Nollywood’s engagement with…

film incubators
How Film Incubators Are Transforming Talent Development, Financing and Market Access in African Cinema

Film incubators offer intensive programmes designed to help directors, producers, screenwriters and other designated film…

Nigerian Literature
The Endless Work of Culture Positioning: The Challenge for Nigerian Literature

We must not only question the failures of our literary space, but we must also…