Articles, interviews, podcasts, videos, essays, and community stories documenting social change across Afrika — told from within.
AI systems are trained, owned, and governed outside Afrika — yet they increasingly shape how the continent is seen. What narrative sovereignty demands of us now.
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From Lilongwe to Antananarivo, Afrotellers hubs are building local storytelling ecosystems — workshops, listening sessions, exhibitions, and community documentation.
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How two continental conferences turned a question — who gets to tell Afrika's story? — into a movement spanning eleven countries and counting.
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Conversations with hub leaders on what it takes to organise storytellers — and why narrative work is movement work.
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Thematic seasons on narrative power, linked to the movement's conferences and curriculum — an editorial institution, not a communications channel.
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Highlights from the Storytelling Works Showcase — where works are presented not as decoration, but as argument.
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Community stories that begin from a core conviction: the most important knowledge about Afrikan communities comes from within them.
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How hosted spaces — bookshops, universities, cultural venues — become the first home of a storytelling hub.
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The curators of the Afrotellers exhibitions on choosing works that challenge, illuminate, connect, and move.
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