One good thing being African
Step out to an occasion and you'd be glad if you had that intricately designed piece of Miriam Makebe or the Addis-ababa, because they...
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What happens when the dawn breaks.
I stirred. I awoke. The sun rays were already peeping through my shutters and the birds where chirping sweet...
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Creating and recreating with the imagination
One striking feature of imagining, the imagination, is to create unreal images wherein lies the artistic ability.
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He arraigned him in court before the magistrate when everyone least expected. A fine reportage from Kone was all it took and it...
Book Talk Gallery: Tomi and George’s Pieces of Me at Ignite...
We bring you highlights of Tomi Adesina's book talk at Ignite Foundation Africa. George's Pieces of Me. Though it's coming way too later, it is...
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Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s autobiographical debut, Farming, trolls with raw emotion
Farming is a true story told with raw emotion and lurid violence, it vents into the elements of the actor’s life story bringing to light a disturbing, eye-opening coming of age drama.
The story focuses on the practice that existed between the 1960s and the 1980s, when thousands of Nigerian children were fostered to white working class families in the UK, a process known as “ farming”.
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