Berita’s Workers’ Day performance becomes a powerful meditation on migration, memory and xenophobia in a nation built through labour, movement and forgotten solidarities
Manyaku Mashilo transforms memory and ancestry into expansive, layered canvases where spiritual landscapes, historical archives and women’s journeys converge
Dancing the Death Drill is more than theatre — it is a resurrection, a requiem and a haunting reminder of forgotten African history
Morley Nkosi recalls exile in Cairo, where cramped rooms, African solidarity and global politics shaped the uncertain journey to freedom
Informed, provocative, and hopeful — Adebajo’s work resists reduction, embracing Africa’s plurality and persistent spirit
Bongani Madondo remembers Koyo Kouoh as an activist and a community worker — and curator of collective futures
My latest book is an analysis of Africa, from the perspective of 30 years of study, which offers an overview of the decades since the fall of apartheid in 1994
Ernest Cole’s untold story comes home — with a revealing documentary premiering at the Joburg Film Festival this week
Experience the soul-stirring melodies of Thandiswa Mazwai’s new album ‘Sankofa’, a captivating journey through South African music and culture
Anti-foreigner sentiment may be an election-winning issue come 2024. But African immigrants deserve better
Young Indian Ocean islanders are turning to technology and creativity to find ways to generate work at home
Although Africans must continue to support the Black Lives Matter movement, there is also the need for them to raise their voices against injustices in other African countries
The world-renowned artist is being introduced to audiences with his latest exhibition ‘Meyina’
The director has recast his signature film and its characters for a new generation
A hotline in the US is trying to tackle the high rate of domestic violence against nurses in the Nigerian diaspora.
For black American artist Carrie Mae Weems, the ‘changing same’ of the world must be countered consistently.
The exhibition shows that African-American no longer speaks to one specific group.
Ghanaian American artist Abena Koomson on life, art and the unifying power of Afrobeat originator Fela Kuti’s music.
As thousands of people from the African diaspora make their way back sub-Saharan Africa, companies are looking to recruit them instead of expatriates.
