South Africa, Africa, the world really is at such an important place creatively where people are tired of seeing the same old
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E Karo. I bo la chi. Ina kwana. Good morning. Different languages, the same intent-to wish well through the morning. Ese. Daalu.
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Art is a depiction of the consciousness of a particular time and contemporarily evolves through the beautiful minds of that period. A
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Ose Adeniyi has a new #SafeZone story to share, talking about the more profound problems of depression, one that’s always neglected. Depression,
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May is a month filled with numerous awareness days ranging from viral meningitis through stoke and mental health awareness days, underneath is
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We’re back with the #SafeZone series with a new submission from Nana Prempeh in Ghana talking about the suicide/mental health issues being
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Kanye West is known to go on rants, physical or digital, that seem like they’re a deviation from the script or teleprompter.
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We continue our #SafeZone series with a new submission from a young African who’s overcome the limitations of Dyslexia, rising above it,
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Last December, the BBK collective had a private homecoming concert in Lagos with Skepta, Wizkid and a handful of upcoming acts sprawling
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Throughout decades, the continent of Africa has been portrayed as an environment where deep suffering and poverty occurs; it is depicted as
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Middle to upper-class African millennials have been exposed to unprecedented technological and social advancements. Much like the rest of the world. With
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Today, I chose a topic about someone I admire a great deal, and I contemplated changing the title to ‘Why I love
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Ndani is swahili for ‘inside’ and represents the company’s singular proposition, to take you inside Africa. The most fascinating thing is the
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#SafeZone is a series discussing mental peculiarities we’ve ignored in the upbringing of kids all over Africa, shedding light on the topic
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Afro: as in born of African spirit and heritage; see also black (not always), see also rhythm and colour see also other,
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A lot of us are the people we are today because of our parents as well as the communities we were raised
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The 3rd edition of the Lagos International Poetry Festival -“Bridges from walls” lasted for 5 days and left a lasting effect on
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Nigeria is a very frustrating place to be, and it’s a fact, solely on what I’ve experienced in all my years in
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From 1958, when Chinua Achebe published his book, “Things Fall Apart”, to “Arrow Of God” in 1964 and also, Ngugi Wa Thiongo‘s
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What is the state of contemporary appreciation for art and culture in Africa? What place does a museum, or art festival have
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