Toni Kan, Bolanle Austen-Peters, At FT Africa Summit
The author Toni Kan and the multi-genre culture producer Bolanle Austen-Peters, are part of a very Continue Reading
A Frantic Letter, A Desperate Message
By Mukhasat A father passing by his teenage daughter’s room was astonished to see the Continue Reading
Some Vikings Were Muslims
The archeological identification of stylized Arabic text for God (Allah) and Ali (the prophet Muhammad’s cousin and son-in-law) Continue Reading
Senegalese Curator To Oversee France’s Season Africa 2020
N’Goné Fall has been appointed General Commissioner for France’s Season Africa 2020. The Senegalese writer and Continue Reading
Spike Lee: Trump is a racist. I don’t care if you wear a hood or suit, that’s who you are
The director Spike Lee calls his films “joints”. Well, they do have a trip-like feel. Although Continue Reading
Why Is V.S. Naipaul So Hated?
By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu Hate is such a strong word, but the writer known all Continue Reading
A Poet’s Poet Named Afam Akeh
Uzor Maxim Uzoatu Letter Home & Biafran Nights by Afam Akeh; SPM Publications, London; 2012; Continue Reading
The Uphophos Take The Fringe
Registration to participate in the “new” festival ends on August 31, 2018 By McJohn Otontoh, Continue Reading
The Life of A Grandee In Historical Context
Reuben Ibekwe Uzoma was a Member of the Eastern Regional Assembly- under the Self-Government MacPherson Constitution Continue Reading
Beeta Comes Round the Second Time
Beeta Universal Arts Foundation BUAF is calling on playwrights to submit their works for the second Continue Reading