Sudanese photographer Ala Kheir encourages all African photographers to apply to the World Press Photo contest, which he will chair in 2025.
Through film, spoken word, and restored photographs, Black Media Plus artists Ethel Tawe and Baff Akoto bring history, time and memory to life in two distinct and compelling projects.
The celebrated photographer’s first exhibition invites visitors to experience Nairobi's skyscape through immersive reflections, light and sound.
With about a dozen previously unseen images and four notable productions, Andrew Dosunmu's showcase at Art X Lagos explores the deep connections between Africa and its diaspora.
The New York-based creative takes us through some of the images in his debut photobook Sound of Pain.
"No Place For Our Dreams," by photographer Ifebusola Shotunde, is an attempt to challenge the ills of Nigerian politics as the country's rescheduled election day draws near.
We catch up with the Ghanaian artist on his latest project that recreates the iconic 'A Great Day In Harlem' photo—but with a colorful twist.
"Le Bon Voyage—Brooklyn" is a stunning portrait series that pays homage to the Suri people of Ethiopia.
We go behind the scenes with Kwesta as he shoots the music video for his hit single.
There's a new movement of Black Muslims in South Africa asserting their Africanness within the context of their religion.
In photos: the Starboy pop-up touches down in South Africa.
An OkayAfrica contributor revels in all things art and architecture in Maputo, Mozambique.
The South African rapper performed songs from Honey ad Pain and his self-titled album at the Artivist.
Photos from Solo and The BETR Gang album and tour dates launch.
We chat to South African rapper and singer Manu WorldStar about his breakout single.
The photo storytelling project was also in Egypt recently. Here are a few of our favorite stories.
Relive Nasty C's concert in these photos.
He came with an entourage of more than 80 people and wherever he went, Black Brazilians followed his every move.