The global market for Release Film in the Building and Construction sector was valued at US$ million in 2022. With rising demand in downstream markets, the market is expected to grow significantly, ...

Kenyan documentary "Softie" opens in 2013 with Njeri Mwangi standing in a doorway, light illuminating a sleepy toddler on her hip as her husband Boniface sieves buckets of clotted blood outside.

Two new books, on Kwame Nkrumah’s promise and Idi Amin’s tyranny, capture the soaring hopes and bitter aftermath of Africa’s ...

USWNT. manager Jill Ellis has shuffled things around in the team's first two SheBelieves games, with unsatisfying results ...

South Africa's ambassador to France was found dead outside a high-rise hotel in Paris on Tuesday, according to local authorities. The Paris prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the ...

When Josh Olaoluwa tells his story, you quickly realise he isn’t simply producing films, he’s producing moments, movements, and possibilities. At just under a decade into his career, Olaoluwa has gone ...

Ghazi Hamad, one of the top Hamas officials targeted by an Israeli strike in Doha on September 9, appeared Wednesday in a ...

American Tourist Brittney Dzialo has gone viral on TikTok after sharing how she and her friend Hannah accidentally flew to Africa Having missed their flight from Rome, Italy, to Nice, France, the pair ...

To Nice or Tunis, that is the question. American TikToker Brittney Dzialo is going viral for somehow boarding a plane headed to Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, rather than her intended destination — ...

Kenyan filmmaker Vincho Nchogu makes her feature directorial debut with the pastoral drama “One Woman One Bra,” a story of womanhood, community and the struggle to reshape African narratives that ...

Tambay Obenson (Akoroko), Jennifer Ochieng (Sinema Focus), Ikeade Oriade (What Kept Me Up) African Film Press (AFP) / David Wambula African Film Press (AFP), an alliance of independent Africa-focused ...

'70s Week: Ousmane Sembène’s "Xala" and Souleymane Cissé’s "Baara" revel in caustic humor and the comeuppance of corrupt leaders to explore the class struggles of post-independent African nations.