The legacies of their many shaykhs
Indigenous traditions possess the greatest potential for developing robust civic values and identity in Africa.
Indigenous traditions possess the greatest potential for developing robust civic values and identity in Africa.
Mainstream discourses about Aamajiranci, northern Nigeria’s Qur'anic schooling system, expose the power politics of knowledge in postcolonial societies.
Kenyan filmmaker Jim Chuchu explores the struggle between indigenous cultural practice and Pentecostal Christianity.
Although overlooked this awards season, a new film by Lebohang Jeremiah Mosese deserves your attention.
What if our starting place is to claim that Africa has always been queer?, writes Johannesburg-based scholar Hugo kaCanham.
In a Kenya coping with COVID-19 restrictions, circumcision season presents an impossible choice between tradition and civil obedience.
Director Abba T. Makama's 'The Lost Okoroshi,' attempts to unpacks identity through masquerades in an increasingly ethnocentric Nigeria.
The film 'The Sound of Masks' explores dance, memory and the meaning of life, ancestry, culture and political struggle in postcolonial Mozambique.
A new film about how Mozambican youth express and negotiate the country's post-socialist modernity through dance.
Between the relentless media coverage, the twitter deluge, the pronouncement by a South African judge (“This
The director, Frances Bodomo, originally from Ghana, talks about her film "Boneshaker" and African globalization.
Social progressives in South Africa would like to believe otherwise, but the country is mostly socially rightwing and conservative.