Watch: Mo Abudu brings African cinema and culture to a London venue
Inside EbonyLife Place London, where film is part of a wider African cultural programme.
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Watch: Benin’s indigo designers look to the ocean for a new collection
A lakeside runway in Ouidah connects textile design, marine motifs and cultural memory.
Watch: Ouagadougou’s neighbourhood courtyards become a theatre festival
Africanews visits the community at the heart of Burkina Faso’s Récréâtrales festival.
Opinion: African fashion needs orders and production capacity as well as applause
Creative-industry gatherings can open doors. The lasting commercial test is what designers can produce, deliver and build afterwards.
Opinion: Nigeria’s farm plans need a stronger bridge from research to the field
A regional strategy will matter most when quality seed, practical advice and dependable services reach farmers at the right time.
Opinion: Africa’s electricity promise must include the quality of the connection
Connecting a household is a major achievement. Affordable, usable and dependable power should remain part of the public conversation.
Opinion: Nigeria’s revenue gains must be judged at the school gate and clinic door
Higher public revenue is an opportunity. Citizens need a clearer way to see whether it buys dependable services.
Nigeria seeks wider prisoner-transfer powers: what the Senate bill would change
The proposal would broaden the countries covered by Nigeria’s transfer law; international guidance explains why consent and sentence administration matter.
NWDC and ICPC plan procurement oversight partnership for regional projects
The proposed framework would bring corruption prevention into procurement and project monitoring, but its detailed terms have yet to be announced.
North-West farm plan puts irrigation, research and seed delivery in focus
NWDC has opened talks on a regional farming framework; existing research shows why irrigation, quality seed and extension services must work together.