Fareedat Taofeeq

The Joburg Film Festival’s seventh edition celebrates African and global talent with an awards gala at Sandton Convention Centre, hosted by MultiChoice.

HardFacts Studios’ “The Bitter Feminist” premieres on March 29, 2025, at iRep Film Festival, sparking dialogue on gender justice in Africa.

Lagos court orders ‘Gangs of Lagos’ producers to apologize for the controversial Eyo masquerade depiction.

Weeks after his passing, those closest to the Malian filmmaker reflect on his final days, his impact on African storytelling, and how he spent his last moments celebrating art in The Gambia.

‘Roses and Ivy’ by Biodun Stephen portrays sisterhood, betrayal, and sacrifice, reminding us that life rarely follows a moral script.

Funke Akindele’s highly anticipated drama ‘Finding Me,’ co-directed with Isioma Osaje, premieres on Prime Video on March 17, 2025.

Adunni Ade, Shaffy Bello, and Sam Dede star in ‘Red Line,’ a powerful film tackling corruption and sexual harassment in Nigerian universities.

Biodun Stephen’s ‘I Am Anis’ challenges judgment and empathy, debuting on Circuits TV March 21, 2025, inspired by true events.

Mo Abudu’s ‘Baby Farm’ explores the dark side of parenthood, premiering on Netflix on March 21, 2025, diving into moral complexities.

Simisola Gbadamosi earns historic Emmy nomination for her role in Disney+’s ‘Iwájú,’ marking a milestone for Nollywood and Nigerian actors.