Zimbabwe: NGZ Arts Indaba On Cards
[The Herald] The National Gallery of Zimbabwe (NGZ) will host an arts indaba on Thursday in Harare, focusing on the intersection of creativity and inspiration.
Nigeria: Spotlight – Meet Nigerian Artistes With One Billion Streams On Spotify
[Premium Times] Spotify’s Billions Club is a reverted position for artistes whose songs have reached the incredible milestone! What’s more exciting is that some Nigerian musicians are members of this exclusive club.
Kenya: NACADA Awards Winners of the National Essay Writing Competition for High Schools
[Capital FM] Nairobi — The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) announced the winners of the National Essay Writing Competition for High Schools, an initiative to engage students in critical discussion on substan…
Egypt: It’s the Biggest Egyptian Tomb Discovery in a Century. Who Was Thutmose II?
[The Conversation Africa] Archaeologists in Egypt have made an exciting discovery: the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II, a ruler who has long been overshadowed by his famous wife and half-sister, Queen Hatshepsut.
Zimbabwe: Add Value to the Lives of Others
[The Herald] Rutendo Gwatidzo — One author once said, “You don’t need a reason to add value to somebody’s life. Nor do you need to get anything back from them. You add value to others because it’s who you are.”
Zimbabwe: Visual Artist to Unveil ‘My Last Days’ Exhibition in Dubai
[The Herald] Renowned Zimbabwean artist, Asa King Zvihari, is set to captivate the art world with his latest body of work, “My Last Days,” at an eagerly anticipated exhibition at Picasso Gallery in Dubai.
Uganda: Strictly Soul Returns With an Unmissable Night of R&b Vibes
[Nile Post] Strictly Soul is set to be back for its first edition of 2025, promising a night of smooth tunes, nostalgia, and feel-good energy.
Uganda: Nominees Speak Out On Ikon Awards
[Nile Post] The 2025 iKon Awards nominees have spoken out on the awards and their nomination.
Nigeria: Cross River to Restructure Calabar Carnival After 20 Years
[Premium Times] The Calabar Carnival was initiated in 2005 by the administration of Donald Duke, then-governor of the state.
Angola: Education Advocates Inclusive Language Policies to Preserve Cultures
[ANGOP] Lubango — The director of the Huíla Education Office, Paula Joaquim, defended on Friday in Lubango the need to promote inclusive language policies that value all local languages in order to guarantee the preservation of cultural diversity.