Africa’s Creative Economy Is Becoming Development Policy
UNESCO and Fashionomics Africa show why culture, fashion and heritage are increasingly being treated as economic infrastructure for jobs, exports and entrepreneurship.
UNESCO and Fashionomics Africa show why culture, fashion and heritage are increasingly being treated as economic infrastructure for jobs, exports and entrepreneurship.
A Tunisian organic cosmetics success story points to a wider opportunity for Africa: using science, branding and manufacturing to turn natural resources…
The 52nd National Arts Festival in Makhanda offers more than a cultural showcase. It highlights how festivals, artists, audiences and local enterprise…
A South African television adaptation of Zimbabwean author Sue Nyathi’s bestselling novel is drawing fresh attention on Netflix. Beyond the streaming charts,…
DR Congo’s silent superfan, known as Lumumba VEA, brought one of the World Cup’s most arresting cultural images to the stands: a…
African artists at the World Cup underline how football, music, fashion and youth culture are turning global sport into a platform for…
Fifty years after its release, Fela Kuti’s Zombie remains one of Africa’s most powerful cultural critiques of military power, obedience and civic…
Congo Boy’s Cannes recognition gives Central African cinema a sharper global spotlight and expands the conversation beyond Africa’s best-known film industries.
Recent Cannes recognition for African and African-linked films underlines growing global visibility, but the next challenge is turning festival momentum into distribution,…
The African Union and AFRIMA confirm January 7–11, 2026 for the 9th All Africa Music Awards in Lagos. The event will feature…