Tag: The Free Critics
Africa’s Lost Souls: The Top 7 African Looted Artefacts
During Africa's pre-colonial and colonial periods, thousands of priceless cultural artefacts were…
These 7 Classic (Must-Read) Plays Would Export You into Africa’s Intriguing Playtexts Scene
As Africans, we have come a long way from pre-colonization to post-independence.…
How ‘Country Queen’ and ‘Nairobby’ Addresses the Ills of Present-day Kenya
Nairobby and Country Queen are two notable Kenyan films running on Netflix.…
After Watching “Breaded Life”, My Life Took a New Turn
Wikipedia defines "film" as a work of visual art that simulates experiences and communicates…
Fasasi Abdulrosheed Oladipupo’s Sidratul Muntaha Will Lead You into the World of Immigrants
It's not often you see a Nigerian poet breaking the norm regarding…
Introducing the Kujus: Sparing the Elephant in the Room and the Breaking of Sibling Bonds
A disintegrated family is what we all pray against. We bind. We…
The Power of Sisterhood and Endurance in Alanna Brown’s Trees of Peace
SPOILER ALERT: Watch out for spoilers of the Trees of Peace. Just…
What Would Gen Z Do? Through the Lens of Kenyan Tiktoker Charlette Wangui Gakuo
Charlette Gakuo, a 21-year-old Kenyan Tiktok content creator, explores the distinctive behaviour…
Fireboy DML’S ‘Playboy’ is a play guide to GEN Z lifestyle
Fireboy DML is undoubtedly one of Nigeria’s favourite Gen Z artists. Fireboy…
What Makes Bolu Babalola’s Honey and Spice the Romance Book of all Romance Books?
Literature is meant to be a depiction of society. Either directly, in…
Yagazie Emezi’s Photographs Spark Conversations About Nigeria’s Environmental Crisis
Yagazie Emezi is a self-taught photojournalist who explores the boundaries of contemporary…
Dike Chukwumerije’s Made In Nigeria Poetry Show Inspired My Patriotism
The Made-In-Nigeria Show is a Spoken Word production by Nigeria’s foremost performance…