As her inaugural London exhibition, Joy of More Worlds, wins hearts and minds, the Nigerian artist tells Pin Africa why her art is a…
Arts & Culture
African women photographers make significant contributions, telling Africa’s stories and reshaping the narrative of their countries and continent. Despite operating in a field traditionally…
Black and African Children Should See Themselves in Books and Media
Louisa Olafuyi couldn’t find the type of books she wanted her young son to read about his history and heritage, so she created Kunda…
1-54 Contemporary Art Fair Returns with A Promise
Over a decade since its inception, 1-54 Contemporary Art Fair continues to defy expectations and stretch the imagination of audiences about what constitutes contemporary…
Zana Masombuka: Being Ndebele is the Best Thing About MeÂ
Rich in culture and colour, Zana Masombuka is unapologetically Ndebele and wants to share it with the world. Zana Masombuka’s highly anticipated first solo…
Maria Bradford’s New Cookbook, Sweet Salone, Celebrates Sierra Leone’s Food Heritage
Colours, flavours, culture and heritage in a pot make the heart merry. How Maria Bradford is using Sierra Leonean cuisine to build bridges in…
The Faith of Controversy: Examining the Rise of Controversial Churches Across Africa
Exploring some of the controversial preachers across the continent and their impact on the African Christian community.