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Being Pro-Women Is Not Anti-men

Viggie·February 2, 2025

Why are boys’ issues often used to derail the conversation when issues affecting girls are raised? Until men recognize that our true battle is against patriarchy and not feminism, we will remain stuck, unable to achieve meaningful progress. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria

A Queer Dream of New and Unassimilable Things

Ololade Faniyi·February 2, 2025

As the rest of the world watches the exodus of American users from TikTok to RedNote, it reveals a telling paradox: Western claims to digital freedom depend on portraying contexts like Africa and Asia as uniquely hostile repressive Others, while masking their own suppression of queer expression—a power dynamic that the Global South has long been co-opted to maintain. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria

‘I Love a Messy Romance’ Maame Blue’s First Draft

Maame Blue·February 2, 2025

Ghanaian writer and author of The Rest of You, Maame Blue, says her debut novel, Bad Love, was inspired by own dating experiences at the time of writing: ‘I wanted to explore how first love shapes who we are for everyone else we meet afterwards, and what it means to navigate a relationship for the first time.’ Read More...

February/March 2025 First Draft Ghana Interviews

7 Books Every True Romantic Should Read

Ìjàpá O·February 2, 2025

In our latest book recommendation, we have compiled a list of books every true romantic should read this Valentine’s season. These books are sure to reward you with all the lovey-dovey emotions. Read More...

February/March 2025 Read Something African Reading

S2 EP5: The Ogoni 8

Wale Lawal·February 2, 2025

Following the murders of the Ogoni chiefs, Rivers State military administrator, Lieutenant Colonel Dauda Musa Komo, and the Abacha regime finally had their way in to disrupt MOSOP. On May 22 1994, Komo held a press conference, where he accused MOSOP of the murders. But how did the government decide who to arrest? The fifth episode of the second season of The Republic is now available wherever you listen to podcasts. Read More...

Nigeria Podcasts The Republic Podcast

V9 N1 Demas Nwoko’s Natural Synthesis

Joseph Enoch·February 1, 2025

Demas Nwoko’s Natural Synthesis - Look Inside Read More...

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Madagascar’s Promising Asia–Pacific Strategy

Juvence F. Ramasy·January 26, 2025

The growing importance of the Indo-Pacific region in global strategizing amid increasing economic globalization and maritimization of trade has prompted Madagascar to deepen its relationships with Asian countries such as China, Japan and South Korea. Read More...

December 24/January 25 Madagascar

Jeriq’s Onitsha Gospel

Ebri Kowaki·January 26, 2025

Jeriq’s music acts as a reminder that there’s an established path to success, and by choosing to make the music he does, the artist may just be the most prolific preacher to the Igbos in this decade. Read More...

December 24/January 25 Nigeria

Setting Forth from Ebrohimie Road

Ijapa O·January 26, 2025

The producer and director of Ebrohimie Road: A Museum of Memory, Kola Tubosun, discusses the making of the documentary and the significance of the setting to Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka’s life. Read More...

December 24/January 25 Interviews Nigeria

Jelili Atiku’s Dance of Justice and Sacrifice

Chimezie Chika·January 26, 2025

Though Atiku’s art confronts external issues, it is more an art that demands inwardness, reflection, and contemplation of what we are, what we want, and what we want our world to be. Read More...

December 24/January 25 Nigeria

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