Ope Lori: The Culture Interview
Who are you and where are you based?
My name is Ope Lori and I’m based in London, at least for now, but let’s see what the futur...
The Culture Interview – Chima Nsoedo and James Hamilton
Who are you and where are you based?
Chima Nsoedo: one half of Everything a Hero is Not. Based in east ...
Achebe - Even to the last he shook us
Like many people of my generation, I discovered Chinua Achebe without even knowing of him. His first novel ‘Things Fall A...
Dipo Agboluaje: From Early morning cleaners to Established Class Warrior
The most poignant point in my interview with Dipo Agboluaje happened off-stage- so to...
Power Hungry Nigeria seeks Investors
Matatu thinks Nigeria seems to be getting serious about its electricity supply. Through a joint venture between the fede...
WOMAD 2013: Mauritanian singer-activist Malouma's range of performances made her the absolute highlight of the festival
Now in its 31st year – WOMADUK – The a...
August 14, 2013 - She’s been slowly making waves on the London music scene for the past few years but Bumi Thomas’ latest performance, at North London venue, Th...
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 ...
Just as his major exhibition on Nigerian Monarchs closes in London, Dele Meiji Fatunla interviews George Osodi, one of the leading lights of this generation of ...
Euston, We have a TEDx – Are you coming?
Each December, for the past five years, a sizeable number of African diasporans gather in large numbers to listen to o...
