“These films and the ideas for them are deeply intertwined with our personal lives. When working on them, they become our ‘children’” – Christopher King. By Jerry Chiemeke When novelist, Shiro Koinange,…
Through the history of southwestern Zimbabwe, and the lives it has fractured, Matabeleland becomes a mirror for Africa, where ancestral struggles are not only remembered but embodied. By Frank Njugi English film…
Known for her evocative prose that explores migration, faith, and the inner lives of Muslim women, Leila Aboulela joins a distinguished line of winners, including Michael Rosen, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Malorie Blackman,…
By eliminating the fear of being identified as whistleblowers, crime reporting apps empower citizens to play an active role in safeguarding their communities through collaboration with the police. By Michael Akuchie Picture…
Afrocritik Weekly Music Spotlight: Bridge Week By Yinoluwa Olowofoyeku Hey there, auditory adventurers! Hello family, welcome back to your favourite place for carefully curated sounds and joyful sonic discovery. We hope you’re…
“Tunisia occupies both a central and marginal place in contemporary conversations about African politics and society. It is central because it shares many of the continent’s challenges: a youth searching for meaning,…