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​   ​  South African playwright Athol Fugard, renowned for his works during apartheid, passed away at 92. His plays, including *Boesman and Lena*, *The Blood […]

​   ​  In the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo, young women, like Esther Abumba, are turning to slam poetry to express their pain and resilience […]

​   ​  Zanzibar offers a range of accommodations, from eco-friendly boutique hotels to luxurious beachfront resorts. Kizikula is a minimalistic eco-hotel with yoga and organic […]

​   ​  The 2025 New African Film Festival in Washington, D.C. will feature 29 films from 19 African nations. The festival will spotlight narratives from […]

​   ​  That’s an exciting development for the 2030 World Cup! The Grand Stade Hassan II, with its planned 115,000-seat capacity, could become a historic […]

​   ​  Mauritania’s Iron Ore Train stretches across the Sahara Desert, offering an adventurous yet difficult 18-hour journey. With its cargo of iron ore, the […]

​   ​  An Eritrean chef, who fled war and hardship, found solace in painting but only gained recognition after his death. Having escaped his home […]

​   ​  Lagos’ food scene has transformed into a dynamic, cosmopolitan experience, blending traditional Nigerian flavors with international influences. Once limited in dining options, the […]

​   ​  The Great Nile Migration in South Sudan is the largest overland mammal migration on Earth, surpassing even the famous wildebeest migration in the […]