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Victony has been building toward this since his breakout with "Soweto." What started as a viral standout has grown into ...
11/09/2026

Victony has been building toward this since his breakout with "Soweto." What started as a viral standout has grown into a full fifteen-track album that trades hard-won resilience for pure, unbothered confidence. STARLIFE pulls in features from BNXN, Blaqbonez, YKB, Fola and others, deepening the story of an artist who's stopped proving himself and started just living it.

➡️ Swipe through to enjoy the different moods and sonic experiences the album offers.

The Quietly Devastating Storytelling Genius of Dwin, The Stoic |  Last weekend, Kuda put together a concert that Mustaph...
09/09/2026

The Quietly Devastating Storytelling Genius of Dwin, The Stoic |

Last weekend, Kuda put together a concert that Mustapha Enesi (Mustapha Enesi ) still can't stop thinking about. In this review, he writes on watching Dwin, the Stoic (Dwin, The Stoic ) command a room, easing the crowd through Ifunanyam, Of Us, Allez, and Pack Your Load; with the patience of a storyteller who understands exactly what his songs ask of the people listening.

He reflects on Dwin's gift for simplicity that isn't simple at all, the languages woven into his lyrics, and a night that turned a room full of strangers into people singing back their own memories.

Read the full review on themoveee.com

📷 Credits: throughtheeyesofchioma Portraits by Naza

Ten Films, Fifty-Four Countries, One Festival |  On Thursday, the Toronto International Film Festival opens its 51st edi...
09/09/2026

Ten Films, Fifty-Four Countries, One Festival |

On Thursday, the Toronto International Film Festival opens its 51st edition; and among the 54 features in the Centrepiece programme are ten African productions, from Rwanda, Chad, Nigeria, the DRC, South Africa, Egypt, Gabon, Ghana, and beyond.

This edition of Culture Drop looks at what makes this slate different: Ben'Imana arrives carrying the Caméra d'Or from Cannes, Congo Boy's lead just won Best Actor at Un Certain Regard, and Daniel Oriahi's long-awaited adaptation of Lola Shoneyin's The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives finally makes it to screen. This isn't a wave. It's a permanent expansion of the map.

Also in this edition:

• CaribbeanTales International Film Festival opens alongside TIFF with a joint Screen Share programme

• The Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain for the first time in 950 years

• What's happening across Lagos, Accra, Nairobi, Johannesburg, and Cape Town this week

Get the full details on https://themoveee.com/newsletter

The ground is moving. Welcome to Issue 5: Tectonics.Over the next three months (September–November), we are moving away ...
08/09/2026

The ground is moving. Welcome to Issue 5: Tectonics.

Over the next three months (September–November), we are moving away from surface-level trends to focus on the cultural architects actively shifting the bedrock of our creative industries. We are looking at the friction, the heavy lifting, and the beauty of honest construction.

To kick off the issue, we sit down with Gospel artist, Saelem (Saelem. ).

Navigating the sacred message of the church, while exploring inventive, heavy rhythms that challenge and inspire requires a delicate balance. But as he builds a new sonic lane from the ground up, one thing is certain: Saelem hasn’t released his best song yet.

Read the first entry of Issue 5 at the link in our bio.

The ground is moving. Welcome to Issue 5: Tectonics.Over the next three months (September–November), we are moving away ...
07/09/2026

The ground is moving. Welcome to Issue 5: Tectonics.

Over the next three months (September–November), we are moving away from surface-level trends to focus on the cultural architects actively shifting the bedrock of our creative industries. We are looking at the friction, the heavy lifting, and the beauty of honest construction.

To kick off the issue, we sit down with Gospel Afrobeats artist, Saelem (Saelem. ).

Navigating the sacred message of the church and the heavy, secular rhythms of the club requires a delicate balance. But as he builds a new sonic lane from the ground up, one thing is certain: Saelem hasn’t released his best song yet.

Read the first entry of Issue 5 at the link in our bio.

The Voice That Rejected Masculinity |  At 17, Obinna first heard his voice the way the world heard it. Across a phone li...
04/09/2026

The Voice That Rejected Masculinity |

At 17, Obinna first heard his voice the way the world heard it. Across a phone line, it was unmistakably soft and often mistaken for a woman’s. For years, strangers, colleagues, and even his own mother struggled to reconcile the voice they heard with the man behind it.

In this personal essay, Augustine Onyechi (Augustine Onyechi ) traces a lifetime of being misgendered over the phone, the corrections he learned to give, the frustrations he swallowed, and his quiet resolution to stop carrying a weight that was never his to bear and simply let his voice be what it is.

Read the full essay on themoveee.com

A Society of Hyena-Owning Witches |  Four boys set out to find a missing coin. Instead, they discover a dead hyena. One ...
01/09/2026

A Society of Hyena-Owning Witches |

Four boys set out to find a missing coin. Instead, they discover a dead hyena. One too big, too strange, and by evening, mysteriously gone.

In this captivating short story, Cliff Mokaya takes us into Kenya’s Gusii highlands, where childhood curiosity meets village legends, the unexplained disappearance of a boy, and stories of witches who ride hyenas through the night.

Read the full story on themoveee.com

Artwork credits: Matilda Katz

How We Argue |  We rarely question how we should argue, because we're often only interested in winning. Many people trea...
31/08/2026

How We Argue |

We rarely question how we should argue, because we're often only interested in winning. Many people treat conversation as a necessity while paying little attention to how it should be conducted.

In this essay, Ishola Joshua (Ishola Joshua ) identifies the blind spots in everyday conversations across the country, exploring nine common logical fallacies prevalent in Nigerian discourse. He provides principles for forming good arguments, positing that conversation is an art, and as such, must be learned.

🔗 Read the full essay on themoveee.com

Ayra Starr has been building toward this since 19 & Dangerous. What started as standout singles like "Hot Body" and "Who...
29/08/2026

Ayra Starr has been building toward this since 19 & Dangerous. What started as standout singles like "Hot Body" and "Who's Dat Girl" with Rema has grown into a 16-track album that stretches from trap-tinged R&B to piano-led balladry. Starr Girl pulls in features from ZAYN, Theodora, and other exciting artists, deepening the story of an artist who has always known exactly who she is.

➡️ Swipe through and find your favourite moment on the album.

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