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Cultural heritage: A sculpture of the Ijele Masquerade, a significant masked being in the Igbo culture at the Obiagu roundabout, a popular area of Enugu city, Nigeria on October, 22, 2025. Photo: Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa, bird story agency

New activism to preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage

By Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa: Preserving cultural relics goes beyond stuffy museums and dusty books for Ijeoma Onyejekwe. The archivist, researcher and urban planner is on...

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Cultural heritage: A sculpture of the Ijele Masquerade, a significant masked being in the Igbo culture at the Obiagu roundabout, a popular area of Enugu city, Nigeria on October, 22, 2025. Photo: Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa, bird story agency

New activism to preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage

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Cultural heritage: A sculpture of the Ijele Masquerade, a significant masked being in the Igbo culture at the Obiagu roundabout, a popular area of Enugu city, Nigeria on October, 22, 2025. Photo: Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa, bird story agency

New activism to preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage

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Global call: Norad 2026 grants for renewable energy applications

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Cultural heritage: A sculpture of the Ijele Masquerade, a significant masked being in the Igbo culture at the Obiagu roundabout, a popular area of Enugu city, Nigeria on October, 22, 2025. Photo: Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa, bird story agency

New activism to preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage

By Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa: Preserving cultural relics goes beyond stuffy museums and dusty books for Ijeoma Onyejekwe. The archivist, researcher and urban planner is on...

Prime progressFebruary 24, 2026

Top Stories

Africa looks within to boost mining industries (1) (1) (1)

The new frontier of intra-African mining cooperation

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Aïssatou Camara , communication manager at InfoElles and Director General of ONE NATION TV, in the studio as they prepare for "The Morning Nation" broadcast on September 26, 2025, in Dakar, Sene gal. Photo: Penda Thiam, bird Story Agency

Redefining the voice of women in Senegal media

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APPLY: InteRussia opens 2026 Journalism Fellowship for Sub-Saharan African media professionals

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Aïssatou Camara , communication manager at InfoElles and Director General of ONE NATION TV, in the studio as they prepare for "The Morning Nation" broadcast on September 26, 2025, in Dakar, Sene gal. Photo: Penda Thiam, bird Story Agency

Redefining the voice of women in Senegal media

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A still from My Father’s Shadow showing Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù as Folarin the father of Chibuike Marvellous Egbo and Godwin Egbo. Photo courtesy: MUBI.

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Cultural heritage: A sculpture of the Ijele Masquerade, a significant masked being in the Igbo culture at the Obiagu roundabout, a popular area of Enugu city, Nigeria on October, 22, 2025. Photo: Sam-Eze Chidera Ifeakanwa, bird story agency

New activism to preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage

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Global call: Norad 2026 grants for renewable energy applications

Credit: 2026 KPMG Female Founders in Africa Competition

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Catholic Priests Isaac and Michael with Overall Konyo in Katsina Ala. Photograph: Courtesy of Manasseh Mbachii

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Aïssatou Camara , communication manager at InfoElles and Director General of ONE NATION TV, in the studio as they prepare for "The Morning Nation" broadcast on September 26, 2025, in Dakar, Sene gal. Photo: Penda Thiam, bird Story Agency

Redefining the voice of women in Senegal media

Africa looks within to boost mining industries (1) (1) (1)

The new frontier of intra-African mining cooperation

A still from My Father’s Shadow showing Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù as Folarin the father of Chibuike Marvellous Egbo and Godwin Egbo. Photo courtesy: MUBI.

True fatherhood: Domestic intimacy amid the shadow of national rupture

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