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    What to Watch in Africa This June
    Film + TV
    03 June 2025

    What to Watch in Africa This June

    Your essential guide to African film and TV shows across the continent.

    ‘Africa Refocused’ Changes the Story by Changing the Storyteller
    News
    23 May 2025

    ‘Africa Refocused’ Changes the Story by Changing the Storyteller

    For Africa Day, OkayAfrica explores a collaboration between filmmakers, and the National Geographic Society; a rekindling of the connection Africans have with the continent, its surrounding oceans, and each other.

    The poster for Showmax’s new romantic comedy, ‘Not My Type.’
    Film + TV
    14 February 2025

    10 Romantic African Films To Watch This Valentine's Weekend

    Our selection includes three newly-released films, a classic Romeo-and-Juliet retelling, as well as several popular and well-received films in recent years.

    A poster of six women standing side by side and looking intently at the camera.
    Film + TV
    13 January 2025

    How Season 3 of ‘The Real Housewives of Lagos’ Takes the Drama to New Territories

    This season of ‘The Real Housewives of Lagos’ features three new cast members, a returning character and a range of themes that offer a layered side to well-known personalities.

    An older man sitting on a wheelchair is flanked by two women, one wearing a burnt orange suit and the other wearing a brown gown.
    West Africa
    07 November 2024

    ‘Princess On A Hill’ Perfectly Captures Nigeria’s Ruthless Corporate Culture

    The series, co-directed by Tolu Ajayi and Sobo Abiola, trains a sharp, critical eye on Nigeria's unforgiving corporate culture and how it transforms those caught in its claws.

    A man and a woman look into each other in a room.
    Film + TV
    06 November 2024

    What To Watch in West Africa This November

    This month’s West Africa streaming guide offers unforgettable visual delights from Benin, Ghana and Nigeria.

    ‘The Smart Money Woman’ star Osas Ighodaro poses for a photo in a red dress with pink sleeves.
    Profiles & Interviews
    01 November 2024

    Osas Ighodaro Hopes Viewers See Themselves and Find Inspiration in ‘The Smart Money Woman’

    In the show's second season, money conversations are drawn with firmer brushstrokes, revealing how everyday life events intersect with finances.

    A still from “A Tribe Called Judah” showing Funke Akindele posing beside a tricycle.
    Film + TV
    27 September 2024

    Top 10 Performances by Funke Akindele

    From comedic brilliance to heart-wrenching drama, Funke Akindele’s top performances showcase her extraordinary range and why she remains a Nollywood powerhouse.

    A portrait photo of Likarion Wainaina wearing a black sweatshirt and blue denim pants in a dimly lit room.
    Profiles & Interviews
    26 September 2024

    For Likarion Wainaina, Creating Kenya’s First Sci-Fi Series is About Pushing Boundaries in African Filmmaking

    With Subterranea, the award-winning director of Supa Modo delves into the psychological effects of isolation in a groundbreaking sci-fi production.

    A photo of ‘African Queens: Njinga’ star Adesuwa Oni dressed in traditional African royal attire, being carried on a throne.
    Film + TV
    06 September 2024

    11 African Documentaries to Watch on Netflix Right Now

    These documentaries tell stories of the diverse history and culture, and untold perspectives from across the continent.

    ​An image from the film 'The Weekend' of two people sitting on a couch, looking serious.
    Profiles & Interviews
    21 August 2024

    Nigerian Director Daniel Oriahi on Finding Comfort in Darkness

    In his latest film, The Weekend, starring Uzoamaka Aniunoh, Daniel Oriahi uses nail-biting horror techniques to explore unsettling family dynamics.

    A photo of Nakhane on set of their directorial debut ‘B(l)ind the Sacrifice.’
    Music
    06 August 2024

    Nakhane’s ‘B(l)ind The Sacrifice’ Asks All the Necessary Questions

    Musician Nakhane gives a modern twist to the story of Abraham and Isaac in their directorial debut.

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