Ask a stupid question….the answer obviously is no.
From his first major break-out as a leading man in Dirty, Pretty Things, in which he plays an illegal immigr...
If you're asked to think about genocide in Africa in the 21st Century, you'd probably think of Rwanda, but there was another systematic, attempt to exterminate...
If you ever wondered how to capture the African diasporic experience in one evening, ask play writer Janice Okoh. Her play “Egusi soup” is an emotionally charge...
Seun Kuti has returned with a third album of songs, in this feature and interview, ahead of a gig at London's Village Underground on April 2nd, Dele Meiji write...
Social Activist and filmmaker Toyin Agbetu’s latest project Beauty Is, is an interesting look at the concept of beauty from a Pan-African Perspective. The docum...
Nobel laureate for literature, Wole Soyinka, was recently in London for the launch of a book celebrating his life and work at 80. Gateway for Africa editor, Del...
Nigerian Service: Dan Rogger on Public Vices, Hidden Virtues and Silent Voices in the Civil Service
I vividly remember the afternoon I was told I would be ...
1. Bonham’s does very good champagne - This exhibition of Contemporary Nigerian Photography was launched in style with support from the Kola Aluko Foundation....
In praise of Joy on Sunday
Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor during rehearsals of 'Sunday' at Stratford Theatre Royal, June 2014
The Stratford Theatre Royal has a history...
'Finding' Fela is the kind of documentary that should be abysmal but isn’t; clearly a marketing conceit from the makers of ‘Fela: The Musical’ – it transcends i...
