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29/08/2026

2 days left till the deadline of our open call! 🏃🏾‍♀️

For Issue 5 of No! Wahala Magazine, we invite African photographers to explore the theme Interconnectedness.

We welcome work exploring:
- Shared histories & Pan-Africanism
- Community, care & collective life
- Our relationship to land & environment
- Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome: documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

Apply via link in bio.

Image credit: Benson Apah

28/08/2026

3 days left till the deadline of our open call! ⏰

For Issue 5 of No! Wahala Magazine, we invite African photographers to explore the theme Interconnectedness.

We welcome work exploring:
- Shared histories & Pan-Africanism
- Community, care & collective life
- Our relationship to land & environment
- Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome: documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

Apply via link in bio.

Image credit: Ouiam Akchar

27/08/2026

4 days left till the deadline of our open call! 📣

For Issue 5 of No! Wahala Magazine, we invite African photographers to explore the theme Interconnectedness.

We welcome work exploring:
- Shared histories & Pan-Africanism
- Community, care & collective life
- Our relationship to land & environment
- Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome: documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

Apply via link in bio.

Image credit: Benson Apah

19/08/2026

Happy World Photography Day! 📷

We are inviting African Photographers to submit work around the theme ‘Interconnectedness’ to our open call.

We are interested in work that reflects the understanding that we do not exist as separate entities, but as part of a larger whole. Across the continent and its diasporas, our lives are shaped by relationships- between people, land, history, and systems. In a world that often emphasises division, this issue seeks to highlight the strength, complexity, and beauty of connection. We especially welcome projects that engage with Pan-Africanism, shared histories, and collective futures. 🌍

Apply now via the link in our bio!

Image credit: Ouiam Akchar

14/08/2026

No! Wahala Magazine Issue 5 OPEN CALL! 🙌🏾

For Issue 5, we invite African photographers to explore interconnectedness. 🌍

To us, interconnectedness is a truth we live every day- that we are not separate, but part of something larger. Across the continent and its diasporas, our histories, communities, and futures are deeply linked. What connects us is also what strengthens us.

In a world that often emphasises division, this issue is a call to reflect on the power, resilience, and beauty of being connected ♾️ and a reminder that we are always stronger together than we are apart.

We welcome work exploring:
- Shared histories & Pan-Africanism
- Community, care & collective life
- Our relationship to land & environment
- Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome: documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

Apply via link in bio.

Image credit: Benson Apah

03/08/2026

No! Wahala Magazine Issue 5 OPEN CALL ✨

Our open call is back, and for Issue 5, we’re inviting African photographers to explore interconnectedness as a lived reality 🌍

Across the continent and its diasporas, our lives are strongly entangled, shaped by relationships between people, land, history, and systems. This issue is about recognising the strength, complexity, and beauty of connection ♾️

We especially welcome work exploring:
- Pan-Africanism & shared histories
- Community & collective life
- Environmental relationships
- Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome: documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

Apply via link in bio ✨

Image credit: Benson Apah

20/07/2026

No! Wahala Magazine Issue 5 OPEN CALL! 🙌🏾

For Issue 5, we invite African photographers to explore interconnectedness. 🌍

To us, interconnectedness is a truth we live every day- that we are not separate, but part of something larger. Across the continent and its diasporas, our histories, communities, and futures are deeply linked. What connects us is also what strengthens us.

In a world that often emphasises division, this issue is a call to reflect on the power, resilience, and beauty of being connected ♾️ and a reminder that we are always stronger together than we are apart.

We welcome work exploring:
🌍 Shared histories & Pan-Africanism
🤝 Community, care & collective life
🌱 Our relationship to land & environment
🫀 Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome: documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

Apply via link in bio. 🖤

Image credit: Benson Apah

14/07/2026

No! Wahala Magazine Issue 5 OPEN CALL 🗣️✨

Our open call is back, and for Issue 5, we’re inviting African photographers to explore interconnectedness as a lived reality 🌍

Across the continent and its diasporas, our lives are strongly entangled, shaped by relationships between people, land, history, and systems. This issue is about recognising the strength, complexity, and beauty of connection ♾️

We especially welcome work exploring:
🌍 Pan-Africanism & shared histories
🤝 Community & collective life
🌱 Environmental relationships
🫀 Mind, body & place

All photographic approaches welcome:documentary, conceptual, experimental ✨

Submission details:
• Open to African photographers (free)
• 1 July – 31 August 2026 (11pm GMT)
• No AI-generated images

We can’t wait to see your perspective 🖤
Apply via link in bio ✨

Image credit: Ouiam Akchar

08/07/2026

Interconnectedness is the state of being mutually linked, related, or dependent upon one another… ♾️

For our fifth issue, we invite African photographers to explore the theme ‘Interconnectedness’.

We are interested in work that reflects the understanding that we do not exist as separate entities, but as part of a larger whole. 🌍

Across the continent and its diasporas, our lives are shaped by relationships- between people, land, history, and systems. In a world that often emphasises division, this issue seeks to highlight the strength, complexity, and beauty of connection. 🫂

We especially welcome projects that engage with Pan-Africanism, shared histories, and collective futures.

Click the link in our bio for more information and to apply!

13/04/2026

There’s a saying that if a relative left Nigeria for the UK and never came back, you might just find them in Peckham.

Walk down Rye Lane on a Saturday. Step into a fabric shop. Sit in a hair salon. Stay long enough, and the distance between Lagos and London begins to blur.

In our latest article, we spotlight London-based photographer and his ongoing series Lagos Meets London a nostalgic documentation of the Nigerian community in Peckham.

Through quiet observation and instinct, Adisa captures the everyday: church Sundays, street corners, familiar faces, and fleeting moments that feel personal yet widely shared.

This is an archive of memory, identity, and belonging- a bridge between two places that, for many, have never truly been separate.

Read the full article on our website (link in bio).

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