A Brief History of She Called Me Woman: A Dialogue With Chitra Nagarajan & Rafeeat Aliyu
She Called Me Woman: Nigeria’s Queer Women Speak is a stirring and intimate collection bringing together 25 captivating narratives to
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Preserving and Writing History: A Dialogue With Ayesha Harruna Attah
Ayesha Harruna Attah is the author of Harmattan Rain, nominated for the 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize; Saturday’s Shadows, shortlisted for
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Call for Submission: Second Issue
Africa in Dialogue is currently accepting submissions for its second issue. The second issue will be guest edited by Billy
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A Brief History of Enkare Review: A Dialogue With Carey Baraka.
Enkare Review, founded in July 2016, is a collective of 12 twenty-something year olds based on the continent and un-ironically
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The Quest for Truth in Writing: A Dialogue With Tolu Daniel
Tolu Daniel is a writer and editor. His essays and short stories have appeared on Catapult.co, The Wagon Magazine, Prachya
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African Narratives in Documentary Film-making: A Dialogue with Timothy Marks
Timothy Marks is an independent filmmaker from Harare, Zimbabwe. He has over 15 years of experience as a filmmaker, cameraman,
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African Minority Languages in Film: A Dialogue With Sihle Hlophe
Sihle Hlophe, award-winning South African writer and director has been in the TV and film industry for 10 years. She
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Telling Relatable Stories With Film: A Dialogue With Peter Sedufia
Peter Sedufia is a graduate of the National Film and Television Institute, Ghana with BFA degree in film directing. He has
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Fashion as a Reflection of Society: A Dialogue With Nick Pagemat
Ndingalinda Nicholas Matambeka known as Nick Pagemat is a writer who gets his inspiration from fashion and his surroundings. In
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On Wounds And Archiving Our Existence: A Dialogue With Sibongile Fisher
Sibongile Fisher is a poet, writer and drama facilitator from Johannesburg, South Africa. She holds a BCom degree in Marketing
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