So….. I have officially relocated to London for roughly the next two years. Today is my two-week anniversary! Don’t worry I won’t be...

It gives me great pleasure to bring to you the final installment of My Africa Is: The Lagos Chronicles.  I have enjoyed this series...

My Africa Is caught up with Kunle Adeyemi, the architect behind the Makoko floating school. The floating school was designed to address...

Today, June 16th marks ‘The Day of the African Child.’ The day is commemorated every year by Member States of the African Union and its...

Last post, I wrote that you should ‘Be prepared to be enlightened, engaged and inspired’. The time has come! My Africa Is has just...

My Africa Is, a documentary series launched in 2012 with the mission to change the lens and narrative focused on Africa. My Africa Is...

Renowned Nigerian novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie talks about how our culture sees feminists and why all women should be feminists....

StereoTypes is a web series which tests assumptions about race, culture, style and musical tastes based on physical...

Last weekend the Afroklectic team hung out at the annual Africultures Festival in Auburn (Sydney). The weather was nice but a bit of a...

In Between StoriesRoda Siad. Originally Siad’s Master’s thesis in Media Production at Ryerson University, the film offers a portrait of...

Last Tuesday night I was watching the television program Insight, which is premised on a forum: the audience, made up of divergent but...

Last month, I introduced you to ‘The Nigerian Nostalgia Project‘ and now I am introducing you to ‘The Africa Vintage Project‘ by Muse...

Guess who back, back back. Back again ‘gain ‘gain. Afroklectic is back, back back, tell a friend friend friend! Yes that is correct....

A few weeks ago I wrote about ‘That dirty word bleaching’ and my experience with it. Today I came across this interesting project...

Street Etiquette takes us through their travels in Angola in the first from four episodes. Episode one documents their first day in...

I read Diaspora Diaries: This is Why I’m Black by Canadian-Ghanaian writer Abena Amoako-Green and I thought I was reading about myself....

Check Afroklectic’s contributor Sefakor Dokli‘s article on the disappearance of the gangster and the emergence of a hipster-esque boys in...

Yenkassa (pronounced yen-kah-sa) means ‘let us talk/let us speak‘ in the Ghanaian dialect of Akan. From this word, a unique project is...

This month, I was fortunate enough to be featured in Issue 12 of Afrik Air‘s in-flight publication Wings ‘African Identities‘ by Belinda...

Some time ago, I think mid last year, I was working my previous job as a Customer Care Assistant at an Optometrist and a customer came...