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Saviour for the Condemned: A Review of Joseph Nnamdi’s Debut Novel
AFRIFF 2026: “Adanne” Is a Familiar Story of Mothers, Daughters and Inherited Expectations
Film Africa 2026: The Fragility of Faith, Innocence and Belonging In “God Sleeps On Sundays”, “Echoes Beneath the Hill”, and “Zizou”
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The Layers of Kenyan Poetry: From Resistance to Confession
The Afrobeats Takeover: A Myth of Institutional Power
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African Filmmaking at the Crossroads of Oscars Reform and AI Ethics
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In Conversation with Saïd Hamich Benlarbi on His Cannes-Selected Docu-Drama, “In Search of the Grey Bird with Green Stripes”
Tribeca Film Festival 2026: Mohamed Taher Talks Fatherhood, Vulnerability, and the Conversations We Avoid in “32B”
Livespot360 MD, Tiwa Medubi Talks “Real Housewives of Lagos”, “LOL: Last One Laughing Naija” and the Business of Reality TV
In Conversation: Mubanga Kalimamukwento Talks “The Shipikisha Club” and Reclaiming the Place of Zambian Languages
Kagiso Samuel Leburu on Telling a Story of Silence, Power, and Female Oppression in “Balaclava”
“Certainty Is the Prerogative of Those With the Power to Exclude and Reject”: Pede Hollist on Displacement, Diaspora, and the Stories We Carry
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Film & TV
“19” Review: Tola Odunsi’s Ambitious but Uneven Portrait of Cybercrime
“The Man Died” Review: A Welcome Cinematic Contextualisation of Wole Soyinka’s Prison Memoir
TIFF 2026: Christine Boateng and Hajara Musah Chambas Create An Unflinching Portrait of Exploitative Capitalism In Feature Debut, “Zjili”
“A Mama Deola Wedding Story” Review: Kava’s First Original Is a Feature-Length Skit That Doesn’t Know It’s a Skit
TIFF 2026: In “Congo Boy”, Rafiki Fariala Harnesses Music As A Conduit For Hope And Resistance
Venice 2026: In Conversation with Kamel Laaridhi on “The H@llow Man” and the Dystopian Character of Our Times
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Music
“Big Bad World” Review: Ajebutter22 Hits New Artistic Heights on New EP
“Out of Sight – Out of Mind: Volume 1” Review: Ycee Expresses Stylistic Yin & Yang on New Album
“Love is a Machinery” Review: Anendlessocean Gives Romance the Album It Deserves
Afrocritik Music Spotlight: Outside the Box
“Small Chops” Review: Mannywellz Delivers a Sweet Treat on New EP
The Afrobeats Takeover: A Myth of Institutional Power
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In Conversation: Jude Dibia Talks “The Quiet That Remains”, Love, and the Lives Literature Refuses to Overlook
14 Books for Anyone Trying to Make Sense of Nigerian Democracy
“December 2025: Niger Delta Issue” Review: Omenana Magazine’s Call to Arms in the War to Protect the Niger Delta Region
“The Quiet That Remains” Review: Hope Lingers for Damaged Souls in Jude Dibia’s Fourth Novel
“Let Us Conspire and Other Stories” Investigates Marginal Identities Amidst Loss and Grief
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Culture
Prestige vs Payoff: Do University Rankings Still Matter in Nigeria?
Why Nigeria Still Can’t Find Its Balance of Power
Neither Here nor There: The Talking Stage as Nigeria’s New Relationship Culture
Undoing the Knots Society Tied in Your Mind
Whose Name Do You Bear? The Politics of Surnames and the Erasure of African Women
How Capitalists Are Exploiting Us Through ‘Must-Haves’
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Fashion
AMVCA 2026: The Best Celebrity Red Carpet Looks of the Night
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Sports
A $100,000 Reward, No Infrastructure: Nigeria Must Rethink Women’s Football
Documentary Spotlight: “The African Giant”
The Ultimate Guide to the 2025 Women’s AfroBasket in Côte d’Ivoire
WAFCON 2024 Quarterfinal Guide: Players to Watch and Our Predictions
WAFCON 2024: African Women’s Football Deserves Better Broadcast Coverage
Kyalami’s Renaissance: Paving the Way for F1’s Return to Africa
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Explainers
Omoni Oboli and Nollywood’s Dilemma With Copyright Infringement
Understanding Jade Osiberu’s “Gangs of Lagos” Court Ruling
Inside the Mercy Chinwo and EeZee Conceptz Fallout
Navigating the Business Side of Writing: What Every Author Needs to Know
How Budgeting Apps Empower Young Africans
How Fuji Music Influences the Modern Afro-Pop Soundscape
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Fiction & Poetry
Afrocritik’s 50 Remarkable African Short Stories of 2025
Three Poems | By Tobi Aluko
How to “Hide My ID” Like a Typical Northern Housewife
“Time After Time” & “Buy Her an Air Fryer” | Poems by Sheila Ngei
The Geometry of Nonsense | Poem By Obongofon Etuk
“Mine Too Counts” Review: Agbeye Oburumu Gives Voice to the Pains of the Nigerian Masses
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