Interviews
In Conversation: Obase-Sam Ikoi Reflects on Writing “The Comedian’s Diary” and the Necessity of Hope
“Violence and abuse are usually not dramatic and easily recognisable as we would like it…
“We never film reality as it is with ourselves in the equation. We’re not a…
“There’s this kind of awkwardness behind the very sensitive topics that we can’t share with…
“If we create something that’s authentically African, then there’s a bigger chance that someone will…
“If, for generations, entire languages were flogged out of people so that English could be…
“There are many violent killings in black communities in South Africa, with a significant number…
“I wanted a shorthand for expressing the fluidity and interparticipation of home and abroad in…
“As long as there is life, there is hope. You keep aspiring to do more…
“The frightening thing is that it becomes very easy to crush a flea or to…
“I really wanted a view on queerness, especially in Africa, that is joyful and colourful,…
