‘The Art of El Anatsui’
Film Review by Elliot Ross* Making a film about an artist whose work is as beautiful
Film Review by Elliot Ross* Making a film about an artist whose work is as beautiful

I'm still waiting for that entrepreneur who'll start a Netflix for African films. I'll be a customer.
Friday night at Sutra Lounge in New York, Maimouna Coulibaly will be performing alongside myself and
Short video piece on Jelani Gibson, a 16-year-old protester who traveled with his grandmother from Pontiac, Michigan

A group of British hip-hop and grime artists are determined to wrench back Black History Month there and in the US from the cynics.
Downtown Johannesburg looks remarkably empty in this video for Bongeziwe Mabandla’s first track of his upcoming

Even though music in Lesotho is dominated by its South African neighbors, there are local genres and artists which have managed to fare well commercially.
Kungobram, an ensemble of French musicians, has teamed up with Togolese slammer Nëggus (here reminiscing about

At least 3 African writers are favorites for the 2011 Nobel Prize for Literature. They'd be the 5th African winner.

The Ivorian international and CSKA Moscow footballer, Seydou Doumbia about the hardest thing to secure in the Russian capital: It's hard to get a fade.
Since we’re back to our Independence Day meme, yesterday was Guinea-Conakry’s day. (Yes, Sean’s fault again.)
Okay we’re a day late. (It’s Sean’s fault.) Happy Indpendence Day Nigeria. Your music industry is

Our latest Weekend Special includes a lot of football (soccer) and that the United States is “the most Africanized nation in the Western world.”
The period video for the recently released “Classic” by MED, featuring Talib Kweli.

“Before they lay your body down / you got to change the world before you six feet under the ground.”
Takun J, the leading proponent of the Liberian music genre, breaks down its essence for a
It’s been a long time coming. The case that was opened in 2007 by Bienvenu Mbutu

Nelson and Winnie Mandela's descendants fought apartheid for the right to make a reality TV show and South Africans fought for the right see it.

Afrikaans has its roots as a Dutch Creole, spoken by slaves, slave masters and workers of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape. A South African theater company took the play to The Netherlands.