“My life has always been based on very deep convictions” || Wole Soyinka in Conversation

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Download as PDF In February 2024, we sat with Nobel Laureate Wọlé Ṣóyínká as part of the production of Ebrohimie Road: A Museum of Memory — a documentary biopic that examines a location at the University of Ìbàdàn where he lived briefly when he was appointed as the first Nigerian Head of the School of […]

Finding Traditions of African Literature in Black Orpheus

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The Devil’s Sermon of Ryan Coogler in Sinners

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Black Orpheus Dispatch: The Creative Economy Paradox

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Presenting the Digitized Black Orpheus Journals

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OlongoAfrica’s Black Orpheus Fellows Selected

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Best Literary Translations Anthology: A Call for a Co-Editor of Middle Eastern Literatures

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The False Crisis of African Literary Estrangement

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How Susanne Wenger Turned the World Into a Classroom for a Young Artist

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Black Butterflies

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Black Orpheus Dispatch: Winding Down

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New York Black & African Literature Fesitval Debuts in September

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Ngugi and the Geology of Memory

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‘Ever seen a copy of Black Orpheus?’ – Meeting Bruce Onobrakpeya

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Forging Memories of Moments and Places

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Ceremonial Handover Of Entries For The 2025 Nigeria Prize For Science

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Cousin Sister

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The Archaeology of Writing: A Conversation with the Mauritanian Writer Ahmed Vall Dine

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AI Writes. I Bleed

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Two Poems

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The 2025 Nigeria Prize for Literature Kicks Off

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Sóyínká Off Broadway: Swamps and Syntheses

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Black Orpheus Dispatch: On Re-counting History

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Thinking Erasure in African Literature

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The Early Oeuvre of Romanus Nnagbo Egudu

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Black Orpheus Dispatch: On Re-visiting History

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