Blood Sisters: Prisoner of Influences, but a Beautiful Copy
I spent all of 12 hours of the week of May 8, 2022, watching Mo Abudu’s Continue Reading
Gbadamosi’s Drama: Complexity Hidden in Plain Sight
By Toyin Akinosho Rasheed Gbadamosi’s Behold My Redeemer, written in 1970, first performed in London in Continue Reading
Crowther, Easter and the sacred Iguanas of Bonny
Hello , Bonny Kingdom holds a special place in the evangelical efforts of Bishop Ajayi Crowther. Continue Reading
Afrika Shrine TV launches on Easter weekend with Rema, 2Baba and Cavemen
Nigerian superstars, Rema, 2Baba and Cavemen are set to thrill fans this Easter holiday with the Continue Reading
Here’s why Chris Rock and Will Smith deserve neither praise nor defence
There is nothing praiseworthy about actor Will Smith slapping comedian Chris Rock at the Oscars on Continue Reading
Radio is thriving in South Africa: 80% are tuning in
Almost three decades into democracy, radio is thriving in South Africa. Radio listenership in the country Continue Reading
I found the ‘biggest pipe organ in Africa’ in Lagos
Hello, . [Continued from last week…] The sexton at the St John’s Church (Aroloya) welcomes me Continue Reading
Izu Ojukwu’s Amina is a missed Opportunity
Izu Ojukwu is one of Nollywood’s most important movie directors and Continue Reading
Multichoice’ Sales are Bolstered by ‘BBNaija’, Sports and Increasing Local Content
By Toyin Akinosho Multichoice’s devotion to increasing local content across Africa in its programming is becoming Continue Reading
African Billionaires Divest Their Stake in Euronews
Sawiris family exits struggling European news channel Egypt’s wealthiest family, the Sawiris, is selling its majority Continue Reading