Culture

Across The Gambia, women known as the Kanyeleng are maintaining a cultural tradition of music and performance to transform the personal trauma of losing children into communal art.

Displaced students who fled the fighting in Khartoum and Madani are finding new ways to access higher education after initially losing hope due to the war.

During the 1910s and 1920s, local publishers in colonial Nigeria established a vibrant market for Yoruba-language print media to meet growing demand from indigenous readers.

The South African artist removed a planned Nigeria date from her international tour schedule following calls from Nigerians to cancel the event over regional migration disputes.

The Nigerian musician has shared details regarding her private relationships and creative process following a high-profile meeting with the legendary American singer-songwriter Ste

Emerging from the working-class districts of Abidjan, the fast-paced Biama dance style has gained nationwide popularity through social media platforms and local street performances

The former resident of Gambaga who lived with a rare growth condition has passed away several years after receiving a diagnosis of gigantism from local medical professionals.

A recent cinematic version of the Greek epic poem has sparked debate regarding the cultural appropriation of Mediterranean history to serve modern Western and imperial narratives.

The directorial debut of Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo has earned Rwanda its first Caméra d'Or, signaling a significant shift for the nation's domestic creative and cinematic indust

A gathering in Mombasa utilizes interactive workshops and social games to encourage Kenyan men to discuss masculinity and move beyond rigid traditional roles in their daily lives.