The British Council has announced the convening of Festival Gathering 2024, a transformative initiative that will reshape the African festival landscape. The Festival Gathering 2024, a key component ...

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African festival posters are more than just advertisements for events; they are vibrant works of art that reflect the continent's rich cultural heritage. These posters are a unique blend of ...

The first-ever Aswad Film Festival is set to take place in Dubai from January 24 – 26, 2025, celebrating Black American, European, and African cinema while spotlighting the rapidly growing film ...

The 2024 edition of the yearly Culturati Festival is determined to celebrate African culture, heritage, and the rich mosaic of diversity in Lagos, a city that serves as both a melting pot of ...

From November 15–17, the African Music and Cultural Festival (AMCF) will enliven the city with everything from an outdoor cinema and live non-stop music to a swag of stalls selling African ...

The first-ever Aswad Film Festival is set to take place in Dubai from January 24 - 26, 2025, celebrating Black American, European, and African cinema while spotlighting the rapidly growing film ...

FilmLab Africa took centre stage at this year’s FilmAfrica Festival with a groundbreaking panel, “Unleashing the Potential of the African Cinema Value Chain through Development Programmes.” ...

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The inaugural Aswad Film Festival will take place in Dubai from January 24 to 26, 2025, spotlighting Black American, European, and African cinema on a global stage. The festival promises to ...

But the inaugural Kaza Kamba Pan African Theatre Festival at the Market Theatre venerated Sobukwe’s life on its first night and unpacked Pan Africanism via art throughout the weekend.