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The Women’s Film Club was started in 2014 by Wunika Mukan. When it started, Wunika was searching for a community and making like-minded friends. Though the name looks exclusionary, it wasn’t a women-only space as it attracted men too. However, its focus was on screening films by female filmmakers.
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The African music industry is at a turning point. With its influence spreading across the globe, the question is no longer about its potential but how to sustain its growth, ensure equitable ownership, and maximize its economic impact. On Day 2 of the TRACE Summit, three senior executives from Diageo—Obinna Anyalebechi, Anna Joy Michira, and […]
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As a rising force in the fashion industry, Ayobami Zaheed Amole has made waves with his unique vision, strategic leadership, and relentless push for African creatives on the global stage. Featured in national dailies and British Vogue, Ayobami’s journey from learning the craft under Mum Camila Stitches and G Gold Fashion Institute to working on […]
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Sayari, a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of Tigoni’s lush tea plantations, will premiere across cinemas on 11th April, 2025. The upcoming film tells the story of a struggling BnB manager in Tigoni—a suburb in Kiambu County, Kenya—whose modest existence is truncated when she is contracted by the father of a runaway groom to […]
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Legendary US-based Ethiopian filmmaker Haile Gerima, the director of popular film Sankofa, returns with an epic documentary that captures Ethiopia’s struggles against fascist Italy in the Second Italo-Ethiopian War (1935-1941). The 5-part, ten-hour-plus documentary, titled Black Lions, Roman Wolves: The Children of Adwa, borrows from several captivating historical clips and visuals from Ethiopia archived by […]
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In a city teeming with creativity, some events pass unnoticed. Others make a statement. The RSVP Art Exhibition & Pop-Up was the latter. On Sunday, March 2, 2025, Good—a Nigerian creator-driven e-commerce platform—transformed a simple showcase into a cultural experience. Art met fashion. Commerce met community. Creativity took center stage, and at its core were […]
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The basketball courts at the University of Lagos came alive this past weekend as NBA Nigeria hosted its second Jr. NBA Elite Camp, providing 40 promising young athletes with world-class basketball training and mentorship. The developmental camp, held on International Women’s Day (March 8), balanced participation with 20 boys and 20 girls under age 16, […]
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In Nigeria, a woman venturing into politics must navigate a landscape where survival skills matter more than political expertise. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s campaign struggles in Kogi and her ongoing fight with the senate president illustrate some of the immense barriers women face. Securing a primary election victory demands endorsements—often through political godfathers, financial networks, or party […]
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