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Adedeji Kunmi Launches Alternative Culture Magazine with a Bold Vision for African Narratives
The inaugural edition of Alternative Culture Magazine, a new annual publication dedicated to the celebration and documentation of African arts, culture, and identity, has been officially released, marking a significant addition to contemporary cultural media. Founded by Adedeji Kunmi, who also serves as its Chief Editor, the magazine positions itself… Listen ⇢
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Igogo Festival 2026: A Celebration of Heritage, Royalty, and Cultural Continuity in Owo
The Igogo Festival is set to return in 2026 with renewed cultural energy, drawing attention to the ancient town of Owo in Ondo State as a centre of heritage, tradition, and royal pageantry. Known for its deep historical roots and striking visual identity, the festival remains one of the most… Listen ⇢
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Bully: Kanye West Rewrites His Legacy Once Again
Kanye West returns with Bully, a long-anticipated project that immediately feels like both a reflection and a reinvention of his artistic journey. Released today, Saturday 29th of March 2026, the album arrives with 18 tracks, each accompanied by a visualizer, and a standout music video for Father featuring Travis Scott.… Listen ⇢
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Rising Tension, Renewed Voices as Nigeria Gears Up for 2027
Nigeria is already feeling the heat of the 2027 elections, even though the vote itself is still some distance away. Across conversations in homes, markets, campuses, and especially online spaces, politics has once again taken center stage. People are paying closer attention to leadership, questioning decisions, and debating what kind… Listen ⇢
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How Major Record Labels Can Make or Break a Young Artist
Big record labels are often seen as the ultimate goal for any young artist. The idea of having major backing, global distribution and industry connections makes it feel like success is guaranteed. But in reality, signing to a big label can sometimes slow down or even ruin a young artist’s… Listen ⇢
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The Endless Loop: Jeroen Kooijmans “Work” Depicts The Cycles of Modern Life
Jeroen Kooijmans’ video artwork titled Work is an arresting and thought-provoking piece that captures the essence of modern societal structures through a mesmerizing, cyclical visual metaphor. In the video, three men dressed in identical uniforms are shown engaged in a repetitive task—digging from one hole and filling another man’s hole,… Listen ⇢
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Many African Immigrants in the UK Are Rethinking Their Future Abroad
For many African immigrants, the journey to the United Kingdom once represented a powerful dream. It was the promise of stability, opportunity, and a functioning system where effort could translate into progress. Over the past decade, thousands of Africans have moved to the UK to study, work, and build new… Listen ⇢
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Nigeria’s Future Depends on Conscious Leadership
Across Nigeria today, many communities are facing serious social challenges. Rising unemployment among young people, declining trust in institutions, weakening community bonds, poor access to quality education, and growing economic pressure have created a sense of frustration among citizens. In moments like this, many people hope that a powerful leader… Listen ⇢
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Capturing the Essence of African Life: A Review of Tosin Iwayemi’s Artworks
Tosin Iwayemi weaves beautiful narratives of African life with his brush strokes. His collection of digital artworks transports viewers into the heart of African settings, offering glimpses into the silent struggles, joys, and vibrant cultures that define the continent. Through a meticulous blend of color, form, and narrative, Iwayemi’s paintings… Listen ⇢
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