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Africa
71 films(Page 2 of 2)
Bisi Alimi discusses the death penalty for homosexuality in Africa and its impact on LGBT rights.
Nigeria's president just appointed a dead man, while Maduro survives a coup attempt in Venezuela.
Kenyans and Nigerians debate Lupita Nyong'o's role in HBO's 'Americanah' on Twitter.
Fans worldwide react to Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement from Manchester United on Wednesday.
Jacqueline Suowari creates large-scale ballpoint pen art to empower Nigerians and discuss mental health.
Niger faces a one-week ultimatum from West African states amid pro-coup protests.
Nigerians vote in a tight presidential election amid joblessness and security concerns.
Nigeria's trade unions end a strike as investors worry about stability and protests.
Karen, Nigeria's youngest hyper-realism artist, gains fame after drawing Macron's portrait.
Young African women face exploitation by the Nigerian mafia in Italy's industrial estates.
Nigeria faces escalating Boko Haram violence months before presidential elections, challenging Buhari.
Nigeria repatriates hundreds from South Africa due to xenophobic violence against Africans.
Jumia.com transforms online shopping in Nigeria, offering fast delivery and a wide range of products.
Nigerians retaliate against South African businesses after attacks in Johannesburg and Pretoria.
Special forces detain seven hijackers after tanker incident off the Isle of Wight.
Delta Team Six responds to a crisis involving a school assault in Neen City, Nigeria.
Bangladeshi migrants in Italy seek asylum and better lives amid challenging conditions.
Mata Guri, once vibrant with civilian flights, now serves as a military hub for the Nigerian Army as they combat Boko Haram's devastating impact on the region.
Tony Allen instructs Tim Jonze to start drumming by focusing on basic limb coordination before progressing to more complex Afrobeat patterns.
Boko Haram, founded by Mohammad Yusuf in Nigeria, escalates violence against the state and civilians.
Niger's military coup detains President Muhammad Bazoom, prompting international concern and sanctions.
Shell's investments in Canadian tar sands, which produce more carbon dioxide than conventional oil, are questioned by George Monbiot in a tense interview with CEO Jeroen van de Veer.
Teju Cole stands on the roof of his apartment building in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, reflecting on his American citizenship and Nigerian upbringing.
