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In April, for the first time ever at the Headies, one of six songs written for a Nigerian film will be named Soundtrack of the Year.

Nigerian-British filmmaker Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor’s directorial debut, “Dreamers”, will have its world premiere at the 2025 Berlinale.

Projects from Senegal’s Awa Moctar Gueye and Joseph Gaï Ramaka are included in a slate presented by Yetu (Un)Limited at the 2025 EFM.

As the world celebrates Valentine’s Day, here are 10 African films about love to stream on Apple, Netflix, Tubi, Showmax, and Prime.

Director Abba Makama, popstar Adekunle Gold, and others are working on The Odyssey, a documentary exploring Yoruba music’s history and impact.

Late South African actress Michelle Botes stars in Netflix’s new Afrikaans series Tuiskoms, marking her final on-screen appearance.

Durban FilmMart Institute announces 8 animation projects for 2025, featuring films from South Africa, Cameroon, Egypt, and Nigeria.

Anna Marsh, CEO of StudioCanal, says her outfit is looking to increase its ownership stake in Multichoice.

The “Screen Nigeria” platform will showcase Nigerian creativity across TV, film, and other audiovisual forms at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

Four years after winning the big short film prize at Sundance, Akinola Davies Jr’s is set to return with his feature debut, My Father’s Shadow.