Kenya National Drama and Film Festival Stories
The school’s drama club has been instructed to disband, with its members expected to leave by Monday.
Souleymane Cissé leaves behind a rich cinematic legacy and a challenge for future generations to continue his work in elevating African storytelling o...
The Sudanese community in Rwanda has been growing, with students joining universities in the East African country.
"Mvera" has been acclaimed not only for its cinematic qualities and unique portrayal of coastal life and culture but also for its potential to promote...
Mo Harawe dives deeper into his personal journey of redefining the Somali narrative in an interview with The Deadline.
Against all odds, Iman staged his first plays addressing youth radicalisation, terrorism, FGM and gender-based violence.
The desperation from the war was highlighted at the Aswan International Women Film Festival through five Sudanese short films.
The students from Shimbir Fatuma Mixed Secondary School in Mandera won the Best Performing ASAL Secondary School Award.
Data from the KFC revealed that the film industry contributed Sh38 billion to the Exchequer in 2022, underscoring its significance to the Kenyan econo...
The African film industry stands at the forefront of social advocacy, leveraging the power of storytelling to address pressing issues and inspire posi...
In a plot twist that would not be out of place in a Hollywood film, Wine said he was "in hiding" when he heard about the Academy Award nomination last...
The Berlinale, which will run February 15-25, ranks with Cannes and Venice among Europe's top three film festivals and serves as an early annual launc...
