For a new generation of musicians navigating a global industry, understanding royalties is therefore not merely a technical detail. It is a fundamental part of professional practice. By Deborah Oyedijo For many…
The 2026 JFF festival culminated in an Awards Gala on Sunday night, marking its closure and honouring outstanding narratives and creatives platformed throughout the six-day occasion. By Adedamola Jones Adedayo The 2026…
S16 Film Labs comes off as an attempt to recognise, appreciate and refine raw talent towards instituting a culture of excellence in Nigeria’s cinema ecosystem. By Adedamola Jones Adedayo S16 Film Festival…
All three poems [“Tenebrae” by Agbaakin, “Come Thunder” by Okigbo, and “Mass” by Umukoro], in their various contextual layers, reveal something of the kind of ceremonies language enacts, and how. By Ernest…
Edited by Kọ́lá Túbọsún and Salawu Olajide, the OlongoAfrica multilingual anthology features 10 previously written English stories, translated into 10 different African languages. By Abioye Damilare Samson OlongoAfrica launched Volume 2 of…
The Afrocritik Report 2025 serves as both a reflection on the past year and a reference point for understanding the trajectory of African culture in a global context. By Afrocritik’s Editorial Board…
With Love Stray, Braye continues to position himself as one of the more compelling storytellers emerging in contemporary Nigerian music. By Yinoluwa Olowofoyeku For Nigerian singer and songwriter Braye, born Okiakpe Braye…
“There is a place for irony and satire in fiction. But the situation in Africa today is so urgent that I chose to dispense with these tools, wonderful though they might be.”…
A Sunday Tragedy revisits a devastating incident in which a young dredging worker drowned early on a Sunday morning while preparing to leave the river and return home for church. By Joseph…
Adanne follows the stories of three generations of Igbo women battling with love, duty, and family tensions as Adanne, a teenage girl caught between youthful creativity and oppressive expectations, fights to claim…
The anthology series continues to serve as both a celebration of the present moment, the lush, complex terrain African poetics is currently negotiating, and an homage to the writers who paved the…
The strength of Riding the Storm lies in the affirming facts it shows us about our continent’s capability to deal with disease emergencies, chief of which is sheer human willpower. By Chimezie…