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November 2024

40 stories

  1. The Most Compelling Characters Writers Have Encountered in Books
  2. Reimagining Nigerian Heritage
  3. Making the Museum of West African Art
  4. The Strange Genius of William Onyeabor
  5. The Endless Life of Onyeka Onwenu
  6. The Timelessness of Tunde Kelani’s Ṣaworoìdẹ
  7. Eating With Buchi Emecheta
  8. The Fragile Beauty of Northern Architecture
  9. Our Personal Relationships with Aṣọ Òkè
  10. The Misunderstood Economics of Igba Ọsọ Ahịa
  11. The Weavers of Iseyin
  12. Portraits of Nigerian Hair
  13. The Books Writers Think Make the Perfect Holiday Gifts
  14. The Reinvention of Nsibidi
  15. The Last Guardians of Yoruba Door Carving
  16. 7 Memoirs Worth Reading Cover to Cover
  17. Ondo 2024 Governorship Election and the Hallmarks of a Recessive Democracy
  18. How Fireboy Captured the Heart of a Generation
  19. ‘Write What You’ve Always Wanted to Write’
  20. Tsibbu, Magic and Hausa Medicine
  21. Africa’s Ironic Securitization of Dissent
  22. The Interior and Emotional Connections of African Poetry
  23. A Bold Debut in Diasporic Filmmaking
  24. Lagos According to Six Great Musicians
  25. ‘Poems That Tell Good Stories Are Hard to Forget’
  26. 7 Books Funnier Than a Front-Row Seat at a Comedy Show
  27. The Curious Presence of Russian Flags in African Protests
  28. The Semantics of Nigerian Misogyny
  29. What the VAPP Act Repeal Means to Women, Activists and Survivors
  30. Why Do African Governments Fear Peaceful Protests?
  31. Notes from a LinkedIn Hater
  32. 7 Books That Will Make You the Smart Friend
  33. ‘I Never Intended to Write a Novel’
  34. The Problem With a US Military Base in Nigeria
  35. 7 Books That Will Connect You to Your Inner Child
  36. A Clash of Titans
  37. The Poetics of ‘Adedamola’
  38. The Persistent Voice in Taiwo Egunjobi’s Films
  39. The Photography of J. A. Green
  40. ‘Africans Do Read’