
The first time I saw the girls in lingerie behind their windows, I was stunned… it was a cultural shock on a massive scale.

The Kenyan funk master along with his Afrofunk Experience band won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding World Music Album.

I’m inspired by my life experiences and my relationship with God.

“Playing a Haitian hero on television put some pressure on me as far as stepping up to the plate. Especially knowing the situation in Haiti, I had to speak up”

“I dropped out of school to pursue what was natural to me: media and entertainment…and I realized if I had to make a difference, I needed to try something no one had tried before.”

a captivating first novel that presents the gripping tale of a young woman finding her feet in the world and how her life intersects with that of the wealthy egoist she meets.

Laurence Fishburne has built a successful film career that spans three decades and talks to AfricanLoft about his latest heist drama “Armored”.

“It all started as we prepared for our wedding we realized that there seemed to be no form of database on where Africans in the diaspora can get items that are necessary for a wedding.” – Jackie, publisher of first African bridal magazine, Munaluchi Bridal.
Posted by Misi Coker on November 5, 2009 in Interview, Literature, Nigeria

I wrote one of the chapters of the novel in a taxi, on my way home. It was real there and then…
Posted by Pamela Stitch on October 20, 2009 in Interview, Music, Senegal

The acoustic guitar playing traditional folk Senegalese musician discusses his latest album, “Television”.