The Museum of Black Civilisations honours the dream of Senegal’s first president

The inauguration of Musée des Civilisations Noires (MCN) was hosted in Dakar, Senegal, on 6 December 2018. ...Read More

Using film to advocate for human rights in Africa

Windhoek - The issue of human rights in Africa is vastly talked about when a nation has severely violated them in public or when people are seeking justice on a trending issue, and yet every day there are cases in marginalised areas where no one talks about them. ...Read More

‘Of the Greatness of Life – some keys of understanding’ @NAGN

The first exhibition of the National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) of 2019 “Of the Greatness of Life – some keys of understanding” officially opened on Thursday in the upper gallery. ...Read More

Bail application of murder accused Pitch Black Afro postponed

Johannesburg - Murder accused Thulani Ngcobo better known as "Pitch Black Afro" made a dramatic entry into the courtroom on Tuesday when he made wild gestures and greeted people in attendance including his mother. ...Read More

Powering the word

Eduardo Quive, poet, journalist and literary activist, is shaking up the Mozambican literary scene. For too long, he says, the country’s writers have been isolated: “No one will publish an unknown writer,” he says. “It’s almost impossible to see a book published as a [first] project.” At 27 years old, Quive is president of Mozambique’s leading literary movement, Kuphaluxa, founder of the Literatas book festival – and editor-in-chief of the Literatas review. He has also published his own collection of poetry at home and abroad. ...Read More