African Animation, Iwájú Secures Three Emmy Nominations

Disney’s Iwájú, the animated series created in conjunction with Nigerian-based Kugali Media, has earned three nominations at the Children’s and Family Emmy Awards, a significant moment for African animation. The Children’s and Family Emmy Awards is an award ceremony dedicated to recognizing excellence in children’s and family television programming. It is organized by the National…

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Angélique Kidjo: The Ageless Icon Who Broke the Industry’s Gatekeeping

For over five decades, Angélique Kidjo has been a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. The Beninese singer, songwriter, and activist is a cultural icon who has reshaped global perceptions of African music. In an industry that has long been controlled by gatekeepers favoring Western artists, Kidjo’s rise to international stardom is…

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Dream Count: A Bold Return to Fiction and a Reflection on Womanhood

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a literary force whose voice has shaped contemporary African and feminist discourse, makes a return to fiction with Dream Count. A decade plus after her last novel, Americanah, Adichie reemerges with a deeply introspective and emotionally charged story. With Dream Count, Adichie does not just return—she reclaims, reshapes, and redefines the storytelling…

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