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Romeo Oriogun
Romeo Oriogun Shortlisted for the 2024 Derek Walcott Prize for Poetry

Oriogun was shortlisted for his poetry collection, The Gathering of Bastards. By Hope Ibiale Nigerian…

Mbuzi
“Mbuzi” Review: Young Lunya’s Debut Album is a Reiteration of His Storytelling Prowess

Young Lunya’s greatness lies in his oration of experiences, and Mbuzi serves as a reiteration…

River Spirit
“River Spirit” Review: Leila Aboulela’s Novel Illuminates Historical Lessons

This novel comes very handy in the light of the recurrent upheavals in Sudan, and…

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“Ikigai” Review: Olamide’s New EP Expands His Cultural Cachet

Ikigai stands as a quintessential emblem of Olamide’s signature musical style that further reiterates his…

Tyla receiving her BET Award
Tyla and Tems Win Big at the 2024 BET Awards

Tyla clinched the Best New Artiste and Best International Act, while Tems won the Dr.…

Afrocritik's top 30 African songs in the first half of 2024.
Afrocritik’s Top 30 African Songs in the First Half of 2024

As the year continues to dazzle us with its infectious grooves, the Afrocritik Editorial Board…

Afrocritik Announces Shortlist for 2024 Prize for Criticism

These writers were chosen for their perceptive critique of the themes in the reviewed works…

“Madam Dearest” Review: DOTTi the Deity Delivers a Captivating Love Anthem| Afrocritik
“Madam Dearest Pt.1” Review: DOTTi the Deity Delivers a Captivating Love Anthem

Armed with a bag filled with melodious stories, DOTTi creates an immersive project that unfolds…

Data Misuse: What Are the Impacts of Misappropriating Customer Information? | Afrocritik
Data Misuse: What Are the Impacts of Misappropriating Customer Information?

Some companies have made the news for collecting and then using customer data in a…

Amaka Obioji’s Poetry Collection, “Mother, Did You Call My Name” Explores the Transience of Human Emotions| Afrocritik
Amaka Obioji’s Poetry Collection, “Mother, Did You Call My Name?” Explores the Transience of Human Emotions

Mother, Did You Call My Name? is… buoyant in its message to the reader enmeshed…