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Africa’s gaming growth no longer sits in a niche corner. Affordable smartphones, lower data costs, and social play have pushed…
My wife, Maureen Crill, who has died aged 68 from complications of a rare autoimmune disease, was a nurse, midwife…
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One of the things her work, read in relation to Sharlene Khan artwork When the Moon Waxes Red, made me…
Ghana is one of the continent’s most well-established democracies, but this secular institution is increasingly under the influence of the…
His work joins a lineage of Afro-surrealist artists who re-explore the photograph as a space of possibility, resistance and speculation.…
Zambian-Welsh filmmaker Rungano Nyoni’s sophomore feature On Becoming A Guinea Fowl is a surrealist look at the tensions between a…
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The growing threat of AI to destabilise democracies and consolidate autocracies needs to be proactively addressed. Ademola Oshodi argues that…
So, what are your plans? When this question finally drops from your parent after you’ve covered school, work, the weather,…
Najaax Harun does not offer easy reflections. She offers portals. Her work is an invitation to stare into the mirror…
South African ambassador and former minister Nathi Mthethwa was found dead on Tuesday. /CFP Read < 1 minuteSouth Africa’s ambassador…