Post Masonry – Style 2

Amel Guellaty

“Making a Film Anywhere in Africa Is a Struggle”: In Conversation With Tunisian Filmmaker, Amel Guellaty, Director of “Where the Wind Comes From”

“Tunisia occupies both a central and marginal place in contemporary conversations about African politics and…

WAFCON

WAFCON 2024: African Women’s Football Deserves Better Broadcast Coverage

Beyond regular live TV, there should have been multiple streaming options showcasing Africa’s premier women’s…

Sweet Songs 4 You

“Sweet Songs 4 You” Review: Lasmid and Tml Vibez Combine Seamlessly on New Collaborative Album

Sweet Songs 4 You is a wildly entertaining ride: warm, textured, romantic, and confidently experimental.…

When Nigeria Happens

Ema Edosio’s “When Nigeria Happens” to Open Locarno Film Festival’s Open Doors Section, Thirteen African Films Screening

When Nigeria Happens is set for its world premiere as the opening film of Locarno…

Captain

“Captain” Review: BNXN’s Sophomore Album Is a Steady Voyage Through a Familiar Soundscape

Ultimately, Captain doesn’t present a reinvention of BNXN; instead, it leans into what he already…

wife vs mom

The Misogyny of “Wife vs. Mom” Hypotheticals and Why We Must Retire Them

From childbearing to housekeeping, sex, or preserving legacy, at the end of it all, the…

MOWAA

Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) to Open to the Public in November 2025

In the two days leading up to the public opening, MOWAA will host preview events…

Nairobi LitFest

Nairobi LitFest 2025: NBO Explores The Countercurrents of Knowing

Held in Nairobi’s public libraries, Nairobi Litfest endeavours to imagine these spaces not just as…

The Parlour Wife

“The Parlour Wife” Review: Foluso Agbaje’s Novel Is a Vital Contribution to Historical Fiction

Perhaps there are other historical novels set in Lagos, but few are as captivating, imaginative…

Uche Okonkwo

“Readers Will Bring All Kinds of Meaning to Your Work”: Uche Okonkwo, In Conversation with Afrocritik

“When I write child characters, I think about how big some of my childhood moments…

Lagos Lover Boy

“Lagos Lover Boy” Review: Ric Hassani Crafts a Cohesive Portrait of Urban Romance

Lagos Lover Boy is a coherent and thoughtfully constructed body of work. It shows an…

Ms. Kanyin

“Ms. Kanyin” Review: Jerry Ossaiʼs Wannabe Horror Flick is Forgettable

Ms. Kanyin reflects the current state of Nollywood’s horror ambitions: bold ideas, impressive technical strides…