Category : Arts


Tiwa Savage Launches Music Foundation for African Creatives

Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage has launched the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation, partnering with Berklee College of Music to provide world-class training and mentorship for emerging African music professionals across various creative roles.

Viral Monkey Punch Sparks Global Debate on Zoo Ethics

The story of Punch, a baby macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, has ignited worldwide debate over animal captivity ethics after viral images showed him clinging to a toy for comfort. PETA criticizes zoos as cruel, while the zoo reports he is integrating

Why Romance Movie Leads Become Fan Favorites

Romance leads in films captivate audiences by shaping perceptions of love through emotional connections and familiar story arcs, making them enduring favorites in entertainment.

ACM Turns Five with Zambia as 2026 Main Host

Africa Creative Market announces its 2026 edition with a five-city global activation, featuring Zambia as the main host. The event will integrate with local festivals and summits to boost creative economy.

Kenyan Sets Guinness Record with 72-Hour Tree Hug

Truphena Muthoni, a Kenyan environmental advocate, has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest marathon hugging a tree, enduring 72 hours to send a powerful message about Earth protection.

Magic Carpet Studios & Toon Boom Boost African Animation

Magic Carpet Studios announces strategic partnership with Toon Boom Animation, utilizing Harmony Premium and Storyboard Pro to position Africa as a global hub for 2D animation projects and showcase African creativity worldwide.

Journalist Bags Ugo Oha I Chieftaincy Title in Imo

Chief Emeka Amaefula, Bureau Chief of City People magazine, receives the Ugo Oha I title from Eze Chieze Martin Amaku in Iho Dimeze Ancient Kingdom, Imo State, for his service and community impact.

Ifè Portraits & AI: The Politics of Likeness

Explore how capturing human likeness evolved from sacred Ifè sculptures to AI algorithms. Discover the political and ethical stakes of representation, from 12th-century Nigeria to modern tech. A must-read on identity and power.

Olu Obafemi's Mango Vision in 'Pestle on the Mortar'

Explore the enduring relevance of Olu Obafemi's 1974 play 'Pestle on the Mortar' and its mango vision for Nigeria's political landscape, drawing parallels with modern figures like Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.

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