African Horror and Supernatural Films for Your Watchlist
From Nollywood rituals to Moroccan monsters and restless spirits in Dakar, these films offer plenty of reasons to leave the lights on.
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From Nollywood rituals to Moroccan monsters and restless spirits in Dakar, these films offer plenty of reasons to leave the lights on.
From Cape Town’s early appearances to Accra’s two entries in 2026, a look at the African bars that have earned a place in the global ranking.
From gallery booths in Lagos and Marrakech to public art in Accra and Kampala, these gatherings offer different ways to meet the continent’s artists and understand the worlds they are making.
In collaboration with Nigerian designer Lisa Folawiyo, the launch pairs vibrant prints with versatile styling, celebrating 180 years of craftsmanship through a fresh take on fashion, creativity and self-expression.
The self-taught artist on leaving banking for painting, the women who remain constant in her life, and finding freedom in dance and space.
With exhibitions, a listening room and a public library, the family-founded gallery offers several ways into African contemporary art. Its closing programme for 2026 includes solo shows by Maggie Otieno and Yaw Owusu, alongside a presentation at Frieze Abu Dhabi.