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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.

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Namibia: Nangula Mbako to Host Restoration Concert 3.0

17th November 2025

[Namibian] When the Restoration Concert returns for its third instalment on 22 November at Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek, lawyer and media personality Nangula Mbako will take centre stage as the event's master of ceremonies.

Namibia: Study the Craft and Claim Your Rights – Sikiliza

17th November 2025

[Namibian] Patrick Sikiliza, former PDK lead singer, urges Namibian musicians to study their craft, understand their rights and unite for greater career and industry recognition.

Namibia: Heart, Heritage and Hope On Fashion Week Runway

17th November 2025

[Namibian] Every November, the MTC Windhoek Fashion Week turns Namibia's capital into a celebration of creativity and self-expression. The 2025 edition was no exception - but among the big names and glossy brands, two first-time designers stood out for their authenticity, courage and storytelling.

Namibia: Afrikaans Rap Battle Returns to Rehoboth

17th November 2025

[Namibian] The long-awaited Afrikaans Hip Hop Rap Battle makes a comeback to Rehoboth next month, promising a night of rhythm, rhyme, and raw creativity.

Malawi: Gonapamuhanya Festival Descends Into Chaos As Tear Gas Clouds Ceremony Before Second Vice President

17th November 2025

[Nyasa Times] What was meant to be a proud moment of cultural unity for the Tumbuka people degenerated into a shameful spectacle of violence, confusion and sheer disorder on Saturday--right in full view of Second Vice President Enock Chihana.

Rwanda: More Than a Crown – Miss Naomie Opens Up About Childhood, Mental Health, Marriage

17th November 2025

[New Times] Naomie Nishimwe is known to many as Miss Rwanda 2020, but in her new memoir More Than a Crown, she steps away from the spotlight and lets readers meet the person behind the title. In the book, she revisits the moments, struggles, and quiet victories that shaped her long before the cameras ever turned her way.

Nigeria: PDP Crisis – Ibadan Convention Merely a Gathering of Friends for Entertainment – Lamido

17th November 2025

[Premium Times] "PDP is a party of law and order. The gathering in Ibadan is not a convention which is legal. Therefore, anything done there is just unavoidable, whatever they may be called. They are only there to entertain themselves. The meeting in Ibadan is simply a gathering of friends for entertainment. It has no legal standing."

South Africa: Cultural Curator Nandi Dlepu Is Reimagining Joburg’s Creative Landscape

17th November 2025

[Daily Maverick] Nandi Dlepu talks to us about her creative and nostalgic connection with Joburg's inner city and the many projects spawned by her limitless creativity.

Zimbabwe: Janet Manyowa Gathers Gospel’s Biggest Names to Light Up Anot

17th November 2025

[New Zimbabwe] GOSPEL music sensation Janet Manyowa has enlisted the creme de la creme of the genre for the annual A Night Of Thanksgiving (ANOT), which will be held at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on New Year's Day.

Nigeria: ‘Don Jazzy Gave Me 100% of My Catalogue’ – D’Banj Reveals Thirteen Years After Mo’Hits Split

17th November 2025

[Premium Times] "The idea to go our separate ways didn't come from me; it 100 per cent came from Don Jazzy..."

Morocco: Climate Change Threatens Morocco’s Camels, and With Them Its Cultural Heritage

17th November 2025

[RFI] Camel livestock in Morocco is on the decline, due to the effects of climate change and diminishing pastures. Camels are part of the fabric of life for Saharan populations, providing meat, income, employment, and an essential draw for tourists. RFI met camel breeders in the Guelmim, the "gateway to the Sahara".

South Africa: All They Ask Is Access to Books – South Africa Is Failing the Blind

17th November 2025

[GroundUp] South Africa has still not ratified the Marrakesh Treaty it adopted in 2013

Rwanda: Over 10 Films to Be Screened As European Film Festival Returns

14th November 2025

[New Times] The Animal Kingdom (Le Règne animal), a French film that reflects today's world, where transformation, adaptation, and empathy are essential for living together in harmony, became the first film to be screened at the 2025 European Film Festival, organised by the EU in Rwanda.

Rwanda: Kigali Weekend Roundup – Hip-Hop, Afrohouse, Film & Creative Vibes

14th November 2025

[New Times] November has a way of changing the pace of the city. The air feels lighter, the nights stretch a little longer, and by midmonth Kigali already hums with fresh energy.

Angola: Angolan Film On Queen Njinga Shown in Rabat

14th November 2025

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The film entitled "Njinga, Rainha de Angola" was screened on Friday (13) in the Renaissance cinema in Rabat, Morocco, during a session organised by the Angolan Embassy in partnership with the promoters of the International Festival of Rabat.

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Odun Ifa Exhibition

Namibia: Nangula Mbako to Host Restoration Concert 3.0

Namibia: Study the Craft and Claim Your Rights – Sikiliza

Namibia: Heart, Heritage and Hope On Fashion Week Runway

Namibia: Afrikaans Rap Battle Returns to Rehoboth

Malawi: Gonapamuhanya Festival Descends Into Chaos As Tear Gas Clouds Ceremony Before Second Vice President

Rwanda: More Than a Crown – Miss Naomie Opens Up About Childhood, Mental Health, Marriage

Nigeria: PDP Crisis – Ibadan Convention Merely a Gathering of Friends for Entertainment – Lamido

South Africa: Cultural Curator Nandi Dlepu Is Reimagining Joburg’s Creative Landscape

Zimbabwe: Janet Manyowa Gathers Gospel’s Biggest Names to Light Up Anot

Nigeria: ‘Don Jazzy Gave Me 100% of My Catalogue’ – D’Banj Reveals Thirteen Years After Mo’Hits Split

Morocco: Climate Change Threatens Morocco’s Camels, and With Them Its Cultural Heritage

South Africa: All They Ask Is Access to Books – South Africa Is Failing the Blind

Rwanda: Over 10 Films to Be Screened As European Film Festival Returns

Rwanda: Kigali Weekend Roundup – Hip-Hop, Afrohouse, Film & Creative Vibes

Angola: Angolan Film On Queen Njinga Shown in Rabat

Nigeria: Movie Review – ‘Fire Between Us’ Barely Burns As Expected

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