Interviews

“We Are Trying to Make History Accessible”: Archivi.ng, the Startup On a Journey to Digitise Nigerian History | Afrocritik
“We Are Trying to Make History Accessible”: Archivi.ng, the Startup On a Journey to Digitise Nigerian History

“What we need to do is, one, expand the archives. The second is figuring out…

In Conversation: How Nezsa is Soul Searching and Finding Clarity Through Music| Afrocritik
In Conversation: How Nezsa is Soul Searching and Finding Clarity Through Music

“I started writing the EP at a time when I was deciding what I wanted…

Afrobeats Royalty: Tekno, On Growth, Abundance, and Second Shots| Afrocritik
Afrobeats Royalty: Tekno, On Growth, Abundance, and New Opportunities

“Supporting new talent is crucial for the continued growth and diversity of our industry. Mentorship,…

Courage Obayuwana: A Versatile Talent Who is Mastering Filmmaking With His Debut Directorial Feature, “Kill Boro”| Afrocritik
Courage Obayuwana: A Versatile Talent Who is Mastering Filmmaking With His Debut Directorial Feature, “Kill Boro”

“I hope to tell more beautiful stories. I’m a storyteller, and I want to keep…

Liboi: The East African Folk Artiste Pushing the Boundaries With African Indigenous Music | Afrocritik
Liboi: The East African Folk Artiste Pushing the Boundaries With African Indigenous Music

“In a world where African narratives are often misrepresented or underrepresented, using traditional sounds empowers…

In Conversation: Aisosa is Nigeria’s Newest Lover Boy and R&B Champion | Afrocritik
In Conversation: Aisosa is Nigeria’s Newest Lover Boy and R&B Champion

“Writing and singing about love comes easily to me. I love writing about the bright…

Bowman Arenwaki | Public Notice| In Conversation with Afrocritik
In Conversation: Bowman Aremwaki, the Ugandan Artiste with a Universal Musical Language

“Music in itself, is a language — a universal one. Music has taught me other…

In Conversation: How ‘Najite Dede Takes on the Screen and Theatre as a Multifaceted Filmmaker

“I have respect for acting, irrespective of the style, medium or platform. I prefer theatre…

“In Poetry I Found My Voice, and in Poetry I Keep It Loud”: Dorphanage, Kenyan Spoken Word Artist, In Conversation

“There are conversations we must learn to have and issues we must address as a…

In Conversation: Obi Maduegbuna on Voice Acting, “Iwájú”, and Future Plans in Filmmaking

“As an actor, I approach any project the same way. I know what my character…