ARTS & CULTURE

Odun Ifa Exhibition

Yoruba Gallery’s Odun Ifa 2024 exhibition showcased an eclectic mix of art from talented artists presenting the essence of Ifa / Orunmila in practice, belief, culture and lifestyle, including the Orisa’s associated with Ifa such as Orisa Ibeji and Orisa Esu in his multidimensional forms and energies.

Africa: German Colonialism in Africa Has a Chilling History – New Book Explores How It Lives On

[The Conversation Africa] Germany was a significant - and often brutal - colonial power in Africa. But this colonial history is not told as often as that of other imperialist nations. A new book called The Long Shadow of German Colonialism: Amnesia, Denialism and Revisionism aims to bring the past into the light. It explores not just the history of German colonialism, but also how its legacy has played out in German society, politics and the media. We asked Henning Melber about his book.

Zimbabwe: Tyla Captivates Crowd

[The Herald] Johannesburg. -- Tyla captivated the Paris crowd at 'Prelude to the Olympics' event held at iconic Louis Vuitton Foundation.

Zimbabwe: Pakare Paye Product Relishes Tuku Festival

[The Herald] SEASONED arts consultant and publicist, Eugine Museredza who honed his skills under the late Oliver Mtukudzi's tutelage has hailed Tuku Music Limited for organising an international festival to celebrate the icon.Dubbed "Oliver Mtukudzi International Festival of Arts" (OMIFA), the two-day event will be held on September 21 and 22 at Parare Paye Centre in Norton.

Nigeria: Spotlight On Filmmaker Nicolette Ndigwe’s Nollywood Feats

[This Day] Nicolette Ndigwe is rapidly emerging as a reckoning force in the Nigerian film industry. Recognized as a rising star, this award-winning actor, writer, and producer from South Eastern Nigeria is hailed as "one of Africa's young female producers making international strides."

Nigeria: Ego Ella May Is Not Alone

[Afropop] What's in a name? For jazz singer/songwriter Ego Ella May, it's a window into her rich heritage. Her first name, pronounced "eh-go," honors her Nigerian roots - her parents having emigrated from Nigeria. Her middle name pays homage to jazz legend Ella Fitzgerald, a family favorite who perhaps unknowingly set May on her musical path.