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The North Is Retelling Its Story: A Review of Flame Tree’s “Someone Should Hold Farida”
There is Nothing New Under the Sun (That African Music Hasn’t Already Lived Through)
CreativeCon ‘26 and Afrocritik Launch “Outside The Box” Challenge to Spotlight Nigeria’s Creative Voices
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Artificial Intelligence, Neocolonialism, and the Politics of the English Language
Emeka Nwokedi: A Classical Music Conductor of International Repute
Is This the Age of Nollywood at Domestic Box Office?
Africanfuturism: A Literary Plane of Infinite Possibilities for Africa’s Future
Nollywood and the Evolution of the Sacred Feminine
The Power of Protest: When Challenging Bad Governance is Justified
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“Every Day Presents Another Angle to Approach My Music”: DumomiTheJig, the Artiste in His Debut Year in the Music Scene
“When It Comes to Lovesongs, Nobody Can Touch Me”: Joeboy, in Conversation with Afrocritik
“I Learnt to Let the Story Lead”: Nigerian Filmmaker, Wingonia Ikpi, on Producing the Crime-Comedy, “Bank Alert”
The Ingenuity of Mr Eazi: An Exclusive Interview with a New Era Connoisseur for Art and Talent
“‘Proof of Life’ Is a Rebirth for Me”: Skales Speaks on His Latest Project with Afrocritik
“Versatility Helps, But Perseverance is Key”: Nigerian Actor, Eso Dike, on Breaking into Nollywood
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Film & TV
AFRIFF 2025: “Njem” and “The Boy Who Gave” Find Drama in the Spectacle of Suffering
AIFF 2025: Rachida SaadiʼS “Double or Nothing” Is a Gamble on Love and Addiction That Plays It Too Safe
AFRIFF 2025: In Conversation With Kalu Oji and Okey Bakassi, Writer-Director and Lead Actor of “Pasa Faho”
AIFF 2025: “Adunni: Ogidan Binrin” Is a Story of Resistance Undone by Its Own Execution
AFRIFF 2025: Nwamaka Chikezie’s “To Adaego with Love” Is a Post-War Romance of Half Measures
AIFF 2025: Enah Johnscott Illuminates the Fragility of Memory and the Fading Architecture of Care in “Lights Out”
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Music
“WWP” Review: Tyla Returns to Form on New EP
10 Rising African Alté Artistes to Watch in 2025
“Spiral” Review: Tim Lyre Charts Cycles of Love and Life on Sophomore Album
Afrocritik Weekly Music Spotlight: Detour Week
“The Summer That Saved Me” Review: Odeal Bottles Newfound Freedom and Clarity on New EP
“Victims of Madness 2.0” Review: Wakadinali Chooses Refinement Over Reinvention
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“River Spirit” Review: Leila Aboulela’s Novel Illuminates Historical Lessons
Amaka Obioji’s Poetry Collection, “Mother, Did You Call My Name?” Explores the Transience of Human Emotions
In “Like Water Like Sea”, Olumide Popoola Offers an Exploration of Contemporary Human Experiences
Ike Anya’s “Small by Small” is a Medical, Personal, and Artistic Triumph
Tolu’ A. Akinyemi’s “Black Does Not Equal Inferior” Invokes the Spirit of the Harlem Renaissance
Onyeka Nwelue Set to Release a New Book, “The Nigerian Mafia: Johannesburg”
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Culture
Pride Month 2021: Dangerous Myths About LGBTQ+ People In Nigeria That Should Be Left Behind
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Fashion
AMVCA 2026: The Best Celebrity Red Carpet Looks of the Night
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Met Gala 2026: How African Celebrities Showed Up on Fashion’s Biggest Stage
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2026 Grammy Awards: How African Celebrities Brought the Fashion Heat to the Red Carpet
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I Toil Through the Deep, & Other Poems
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