For its 16th edition, Africa Fashion Week London did more than put African clothes on a London runway. It made a case for an industry increasingly uninterested in asking permission to belong.
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Ayra Starr is no longer introducing herself. On her third album, she is building an entire universe around who she has become.
It started with “help me rewrite this email.” Now it knows about the breakup, the career crisis, the situationship and why you haven’t replied to your mother.
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Welcome to modern Nigerian romance, where you can talk every day, sleep over every weekend, meet the friends, know the Netflix password and still somehow be “just seeing where it goes.”
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Afrobeats gave Lagos a passport to the world. But beneath the global phenomenon, a younger, stranger and far less obedient sound is forming across the city.
In the new Lagos nightlife, the person behind the decks is no longer there to keep the room occupied between performances. The DJ is becoming the performance.
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Directed by Nigerian twin filmmakers Arie Esiri and Chuko Esiri, Clarissa is not just another Nigerian film reaching an international stage.
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There are brands that sell clothes, and then there are brands that become a signal. BolaPSD belongs to the second category.
Odeal’s new record with Wizkid, “N.I.T.S (feat. Wizkid)”, also widely referred to as “Nights In The Sun,” is the kind of collaboration that does not arrive with noise so much as inevitability
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When Seyi Vibez and Omah Lay come together, the result is less about spectacle and more about emotional alignment. Their new collaboration, My Healer, is a quiet but powerful record that leans into vulnerability, reflection, and the softer edges of Afrobeats.
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