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FIFA
Can African Fans Actually Get to the FIFA 2026 World Cup?

FIFA chose optics over advocacy, and African supporters are now paying the price. By Tuka…

Tiwa Medubi
Livespot360 MD, Tiwa Medubi Talks “Real Housewives of Lagos”, “LOL: Last One Laughing Naija” and the Business of Reality TV

“If we create something that’s authentically African, then there’s a bigger chance that someone will…

Women In Cinema
Laïla Marrakchi, Genevieve Nnaji, Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo Make Red Sea Film Foundation “Women in Cinema” Spotlight at Cannes 2026

This year’s edition of “Women In Cinema” spotlights six filmmakers, including three prominent African voices:…

Genevieve Nnaji
Genevieve Nnaji Joins BBC Drama “Wahala”, Her First TV Role in Nearly Four Decades

For Genevieve Nnaji, whose career has largely been defined by her work in Nigerian cinema,…

Ozi Menakaya
Ozi Menakaya’s Continental Entertainment and Seoul-based Flix Oven Spearhead African–Korean Filmmaker Residency With C. J. Obasi As First Fellow

The initiative will see selected African filmmakers travel to South Korea for intensive script development…

AMVCA
AMVCA 2026: The Best Celebrity Red Carpet Looks of the Night

From conceptual silhouettes and structural masterworks to heritage-rich, regal ensembles steeped in cultural pride, the…

nigerian novels
Interior Is a Country: On Nigerian Novels and the Limits of the Screen

Nigerian novels are not unfinished blueprints awaiting visual realisation. They are finished architectures of thought.…

Trade by Bata
“Trade by Bata” Review: Biodun Stephen’s Culture-Clash Comedy Has One Brilliant Idea but Doesn’t Know What To Do With It

What Trade by Bata is really staging is a transaction in aspiration: the exchange of…

The Sufferer
The Sufferer | Poem By Obongofon Etuk

I.  The Loner I should laugh the loudest in rooms, I should make laughter à…

A Spark in the Dark
“A Spark in the Dark” Review: Akay Mason’s Melodrama Offers No Insights on Its Subject Matter

A Spark in the Dark is a film for which blindness is primarily a plot…