Afropean: A Journal is the new limited edition photobook version of Johny Pitts’s multiple award winning Afropean: Notes from Black Europe, which through photographs taken
It’s the early 2000s. A white teacher, Tim Dunn (Josh Goulding), is gunned down in front of his pregnant wife, Jessica (Antonia Bernath) in a
Earlier this summer, I was approached by a member of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)’s Commotion radio team to appear on a special episode discussing
Afropean.com attended Exiting the Forest into a Sea of Open Arms (concluded 29 August 2026), a cohesive testament to the importance of brotherhood and
‘…Nigeria was created as a company to benefit its founders and shareholders in Britain. Independence extended shares to a limited number of us, but every
This review begins with some confessions. Firstly, I acknowledge that it’s taken an embarrassingly long time to get round to reading renowned Marxist historian Walter
Doye Agama (pictured right) is a passionate writer dedicated to creating engaging and meaningful texts that inspire, inform, and entertain readers. With a deep appreciation
