Szalay's Booker Win: Flesh Explores Modern Masculinity
David Szalay discusses his Booker Prize-winning novel Flesh, exploring masculinity, sex and the immigrant experience through his morally ambiguous protagonist.
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Dutch Honour Black WWII Soldiers at Margraten
Dutch volunteers research and display photos of African American soldiers buried at Margraten cemetery, ensuring their stories are remembered 80 years after liberation.
Winterson's New Book Examines AI Through Creative Lens
Jeanette Winterson's latest work 'One Aladdin, Two Lamps' offers profound reflections on artificial intelligence, creativity and human experience. Discover her unique perspective on technology's role in art.
Jon Fosse's Vaim: A Strange Miracle of Literature
Explore Jon Fosse's hypnotic new novel Vaim, where a simple quest for needle and thread becomes a profound mystical journey through Norwegian seascapes and human connection.
AFCON Gives Tottenham, Brentford & Palace a Boost
Sunderland could lose seven players to the Africa Cup of Nations, giving London rivals Tottenham, Brentford, and Crystal Palace a significant advantage that Arsenal missed.
Andrew Pippos's Transformations: A Masterful Family Saga
Discover why Andrew Pippos's acclaimed novel 'Transformations' is being hailed as a poignant examination of Greek-Australian identity, family secrets, and the pursuit of belonging in modern Australia.
Nigeria's Justin Madugu: Transforming Women's Football
Exclusive interview with Nigeria's head coach Justin Madugu on transforming women's football, developing young talent, and his ambitious World Cup vision.
CD Rose wins 2025 Goldsmiths Prize for experimental novel
In a stunning literary upset, CD Rose's experimental novel 'The Blind Accordionist' has claimed the 2025 Goldsmiths Prize, celebrating innovation in British fiction and challenging conventional storytelling.
What Readers Really Want From Book Adaptations
New research reveals what readers truly think about film adaptations of their favourite books. Discover why loyalty to the source material matters more than star power.
Helen Garner's Prize-Winning Diaries Explore Female Violence
Australian literary icon Helen Garner discusses her Baillie Gifford Prize-winning diaries, exploring female violence, truth-telling, and the raw honesty that defines her work.
Uganda's female politicians battle 'sweetheart' sexism
A groundbreaking campaign reveals how female presidential candidates in Uganda face systemic sexism, from patronising language to physical threats, as they challenge the political establishment.
Hollinghurst wins David Cohen Lifetime Award
Celebrated British novelist Alan Hollinghurst receives the distinguished David Cohen Prize for Literature, recognising his exceptional lifetime contribution to writing.
Xi Jinping's phone spying joke with South Korean leader
Chinese President Xi Jinping made a surprising quip about mobile phone surveillance during talks with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, creating an unexpected moment of tension and humour in high-level diplomacy.
Burna Boy's Fiery Acting Debut in '3 Cold Dishes'
Nigerian superstar Burna Boy delivers a scorching performance in his acting debut, leading a gripping revenge thriller that blends Lagos's vibrant energy with London's gritty underworld.
Harissa Heaven: 3 Winter Recipes from Samin Nosrat
Discover how North African harissa can revolutionise your autumn and winter meals with three spectacular recipes featuring braised chicken, squash stew, and chickpeas from acclaimed chef Samin Nosrat.
Fiction's Most Evil Villains Revealed
A deep dive into literature's most terrifying antagonists reveals surprising insights about what makes a villain truly unforgettable and psychologically compelling.
The Psychology Behind Our Love For Literary Angst
Discover why readers are increasingly drawn to emotionally challenging literature and how 'sad girl books' became a cultural phenomenon that offers catharsis and connection in turbulent times.
Sudan's Forgotten War: El Fasher Crisis Deepens
As Sudan's brutal civil war intensifies, the historic city of El Fasher faces annihilation, with millions trapped in what aid agencies describe as a 'living hell' of violence and starvation.
W.H. Auden's secret affair with sex worker revealed
Newly unearthed letters expose the Nobel laureate's hidden relationship with a young sex worker, challenging our understanding of the literary giant's private world.
Searching for Pan-Africanism's Living Spirit
The Guardian's acclaimed Cotton Capital series continues its exploration, tracing the enduring legacy and contemporary relevance of the Pan-Africanism movement in today's global landscape.
Manchester 1945: The Congress That Freed Africa
Eighty years after the landmark Pan-African Congress in Manchester, discover how this British city became the unlikely cradle of African independence movements that would reshape the continent's destiny.
Pan-Africanism: The Unfinished Revolution That Still Inspires
A compelling exploration of Pan-Africanism's enduring legacy, from its revolutionary origins to its modern-day relevance in global politics and identity.
Tanzania election dispute sparks violent protests
Tanzania faces political turmoil as opposition leader Tundu Lissu disputes presidential election results, sparking violent clashes and international concern over democratic processes.
African Macbeth: Brilliant Reimagining at Almeida
Discover how this groundbreaking African-set production of Shakespeare's Macbeth transforms the classic tragedy into a powerful commentary on colonialism and power.
Joburg Ballet's Communion of Light: London Triumph
Johannesburg Ballet makes triumphant London debut with Communion of Light, a breathtaking production blending African spirituality with contemporary ballet at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre.
Derek Owusu: From non-reader to literary star at 24
Award-winning author Derek Owusu reveals his remarkable journey from never reading a book until his mid-twenties to becoming one of Britain's most celebrated literary voices.
Anne Enright's 'Attention': Sparkling Literary Reflections
Nobel laureate Anne Enright returns with a dazzling collection of essays that dissect modern life, literature, and the art of noticing in our distracted age.
Trump cuts US refugee intake by 85%
The Trump administration announces dramatic cuts to US refugee programme, with admissions plummeting to record low and demographic shift seeing white South Africans overtake traditional refugee groups.
Jane Plastow: African Theatre Pioneer Dies at 69
Celebrating the extraordinary legacy of Professor Jane Plastow, the visionary scholar who revolutionised African theatre studies and championed cross-cultural performance.
Trump's refugee plan targets white South Africans
Former President Donald Trump announces sweeping refugee restrictions while creating special asylum pathway for white South Africans, sparking immediate legal and ethical debates.
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