Interviews

Amel Guellaty
“Making a Film Anywhere in Africa Is a Struggle”: In Conversation With Tunisian Filmmaker, Amel Guellaty, Director of “Where the Wind Comes From”

“Tunisia occupies both a central and marginal place in contemporary conversations about African politics and…

Uche Okonkwo
“Readers Will Bring All Kinds of Meaning to Your Work”: Uche Okonkwo, In Conversation with Afrocritik

“When I write child characters, I think about how big some of my childhood moments…

Idowu Odeyemi
Idowu Odeyemi’s New Theory of Disgust: He Thinks What You Say Can Be Disgusting

“We have good reasons to rationally deliberate on people’s utterances even though we are repulsed…

Loud Urban Choir
Loud Urban Choir Is Redefining Choral Music in Afro-Pop

“We’re showing that choral music can be fresh, relevant, and powerful in pop culture, not…

Akinyemi Ayinoluwa
Billboard-Honoured Lawyer, Akinyemi Ayinoluwa, Talks Music Law, African Excellence, and Creative Rights

“I came into the Nigerian music industry at a time when people did not appreciate…

Blinky Bill
Blinky Bill: East Africa’s Quiet Radical

“I wouldn’t necessarily say I’m an Alternative musician, rather a musician with an Alternative eye.…

Red Circle
“Fortune Favours the Bold”: In Conversation With the Cast and Crew of “Red Circle”

“I approached Red Circle as ‘What would I want to see in another person’s film?…

Ife Olujuyigbe
In Conversation: Ife Olujuyigbe Talks Storytelling, the Realities of Producing, and Navigating Nollywood

“I am a storyteller. That is the core of everything I do. I want to…

Joel Kachi Benson
Joel Kachi Benson Just Wants to Make an Impact

“I want my next film to be the best film, and after that, the next…

Tolani
Tolani Is Creating Music on Her Own Terms

“I find that authenticity is something that perfectionism robs you of”. – Tolani By Emmanuel…