May 17, 2013
Incredibly talented photographer and friend of Okayafrica Brad Ogbonna has recently returned from a trip to his father’s country of Nigeria and has graciously shared with us some of his work from the trip...
Okayafricans in Cape Town had the pleasure of seeing the prolific husband and wife duo Georgia Anne Muldrow & Dudley Perkins when they...
The Clarks Desert Shoe is one of those quintessentially Jamaican things, having made...
If by now, you haven’t become acquainted with Mohato Lekena, Robin Brink &...
May 16, 2013
This week’s episode of What’s Up Africa brings up dark secrets from the British government’s colonial era, as well as looks at a website that interviews members of the Nigerian community in the US, and ends with a focus on a band that infuses their tracks with solid, and relatable lyrics.
Ikenna manages to inject a healthy dose of humor into a topic that would be given a passing mention in your daily newspaper. He pokes fun at how a government will...
Released just last Friday, and already at over 15K views on youtube, the video for “Badman” from Swedish/SA collaboration ...
- Bob Gosani Rise and Fall of Apartheid is a photo-art exhibition currently running at the Haus der Kunst public museum in Munich, German. Some of our New-York-based readers might already have caught the show when it was on at the International Center of Photography late last year/early this year. If you’re in or near Munich anytime in the next 10 days, try to see it.
