As Camerimage, a leading cinematography festival, gets ready to open on Friday, Women in Cinematography, a body that presses for better representation for women DPs, has called for significant changes to the festival, which will this year host the world premiere of “Rust.” The demands are a response to a heated dispute over a column […]
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“The Penguin” star Colin Farrell has boarded Irish short film “Room Taken” as an executive producer. TJ O’Grady-Peyton directs the film about loneliness, grief and the immigrant experience from a screenplay by first timer Michael Whelan while Colmán Mac Cionnaith (“Supergirl”) produces. Bríd Brennan (“Hope Street”) stars alongside newcomer Gabriel Adewusi. “‘Room Taken’ follows Isaac,
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Julia Holter has shared a new song. “The Laugh Is in the Eyes” is a holdover from the sessions for Holter’s 2024 LP, Something in the Room She Moves, and takes its title from a lyric on that album’s “Spinning.” Listen to the new track below. Holter made “The Laugh Is in the Eyes” with
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Sustainability is at the centre stage of the global fashion industry for all stakeholders including governments, fashion brands and consumers. Aside from the sustainable fashion processes and textiles exclusive to the African fashion industry such as the Nigerian Aso-Oke or Ghanian Kente, a closer look at some current practices of the African consumer reveals that
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When Globacom launched in August 2003, it entered a crowded telecom market, two years behind giants MTN, Econet, and MTEL. Despite this, it quickly made an impact with bold moves, positioning itself as a serious competitor. By pioneering per-second billing—unlike the ₦50-per-minute norm—it immediately disrupted the market, forcing rivals to follow suit. If per-second billing
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The City of Johannesburg is set to implement the throttling of water supply between 9pm and 4 am. Image source: Eranda Kumarapperuma – 123RF.com Set to come into effect on Thursday, the move aims to enable reservoir levels to recover overnight. The announcement was made by Water and Sanitation Minister, Pemmy Majodina, during a media
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Cape Town — allAfrica’s Juanita Williams and Joy Basu, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of African Affairs, overseeing Economics and Regional Affairs across Sub-Saharan Africa, discussed the work of the Digital Transformation With Africa (DTA) project, which is coming up for its two-year anniversary in December 2024, how DTA chooses its partners,
Survivors of the abuse, particularly those targeted by John Smyth, a prominent figure who abused young men for decades, expressed relief at Welby’s decision, seeing it as a step toward accountability. ADVERTISEMENT Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the spiritual leader of the Church of England and the Anglican Communion, announced his resignation on Tuesday following
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