The publishing industry in Ethiopia faces significant challenges due to a scarcity of publishers, few bookstores, and an informal distribution system, which puts immense pressure on writers.
For five days, the economic capital of Benin vibrated to the rhythm of the cinema of African women and its diaspora, offering a unique platform to emerging and established talents. Immerse yourself behind the scenes of the Cotonou International Women's Film Festival.
Her film made history by becoming the first Moroccan film to win the Golden Star at the Marrakech International Film Festival. Find out how talented filmmaker Asmae El Moudir captivated audiences and won this prestigious award in an exclusive interview.
He is the creative genius who is reinventing men's fashion in Africa! Based in Pointe-Noire, our guest is much more than a designer: he's a visionary, a pioneer of modern elegance. Through his emblematic brand LIOCRUSS STYLE DESIGN, he shapes contemporary aesthetics with creations that combine sophistication and innovation.
We take you to the pearl of East Africa to discover an artistic explosion. Follow us to Kigali, where contemporary painting, driven by passionate artists like Pacifique Niyonsenga, transcends borders.
A young and determined, who has been passionate about culture and art since her childhood in Congo. A multidisciplinary artist, who has been dancing, singing, acting, one performance leading to another, she is also drawing, painting and creating designs. A member of the contemporary art centre Ateliers Sahm in Brazzaville.
Togo All Stars is a musical group inspired by the voodoo convents of the West African sub-region. Made up of 10 members, they delight their audiences with original sounds and movements. The group has become a household name on the European music scene, and its audiences are seduced by the beats that take them almost to other rhythmic dimensions.
It's a love story that goes back to the 1950s. Africans have been interested in animation for decades. But it wasn't until the 2000s that filmmakers from the continent such as Nigeria's Adamu Waziri improved the quality of productions, with the first African animated feature "Bino and Fino".
In Cameroon, Ndop was a textile traditionally reserved for kings and nobles. In recent times, its value has been eroded by cheap imitations. The association "Let's save the Ndop " encourages young people to work with qualified craftsmen to restore the Ndop to its rightful place as a sacred textile and preserve African traditions.
