Inside a small museum in East London is exhibited the replica skull of the first early human fossil discovered in Africa. Whoever the human was, he little knew...
Review - Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf
When the house lights come up on the London performance of For Colored Girls... ...
Walking through the galleries of 1:54, London’s first contemporary African Art Fair, everything is so beautifully organized, you would be forgiven for thinking ...
The African Global Women in Business Forum was hosted by Alliance 54 in London on 30-31 October. The two-day conference was held to promote entrepreneurship amo...
Angola Soundtrack: Hypnosis, Distortions & other Sonic Innovations 1969-1978 – By Anna De Mutiis
This second volume of ‘Angola Soundtrack’, recently releas...
Biopics are tricky things – done badly, they are either the cinematic equivalent of self-help books, done well they become a story all of their own, which never...
Review: ‘We Are Proud to present…’
The set of ‘We Are Proud to present…’ being just a map of Nambia outlined on the floor of the Bush Theatre looks unpromising...
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...
‘Plot for Peace’, produced by the African Oral History Archive, tells the fascinating and previously untold story of Jean-Yves Ollivier or ‘Monsieur Jacques’, ...
This is now my life, this is what I do. I go where Zimbabweans go (when I feel it is safe to do so), and I follow where Zimbabwean music sounds. Friday the 21st...
