Examining the economic and structural forces driving Africa’s cultural sectors. Analyzing how creativity shapes industries, markets, and economic growth across the continent.
The definitive reports and analyses shaping the business of African creativity.
An in-depth analysis of Netflix and Amazon's strategies, local competitor pivots, and how independent producers are financing features today.
Read Full ReportTracing the flow of capital from Silicon Valley and local angel investors into D2C African luxury brands and textile tech start-ups.
Read Full ReportHow privately funded co-working spaces, maker labs, and incubators are filling the structural gaps left by governments.
Read Full ReportWhy returning artifacts isn't just about history, but represents a massive shift in cultural tourism revenues for West Africa.
Read Full ReportThe analysis behind the garment. Supply chain realities, retail strategies, and the push for vertical integration.
Despite growing 15% of the world's cotton, Africa exports the vast majority of it raw. We explore the new generation of sustainable textile mills in Senegal and Burkina Faso attempting to keep value addition on the continent, reducing reliance on imported fabrics.
Navigating cross-border payments and logistics remains the highest hurdle for independent designers. An analysis of how digital marketplaces and strategic pop-ups in London and Paris are bypassing traditional wholesale limitations.
Read the AnalysisArt as a financial asset. Valuations, global auction trends, and the gallery ecosystems redefining investment.
An in-depth look at the recent Sotheby's Modern & Contemporary African Art sale. Why figurative painting continues to dominate, and the quiet rise of abstract sculpture as the next investment frontier.
Download 2026 Market ReportBeyond the NFT hype, how digital ledgers are solving historical issues of provenance, resale royalties (droit de suite), and cross-border authenticity for artists operating from the continent.
Read Tech AnalysisFunding, production, and distribution networks across Nollywood, Francophone cinema, and streaming platforms.
Founder stories, CreaTech start-ups, and the faces building the infrastructure of tomorrow.
"We didn't just want to make clothes; we had to build the software to track the loom to the shelf."
Read Interview"Securing a seed round for a creative business requires speaking the language of scale without compromising cultural integrity."
Read Interview"The infrastructure of African cinema isn't broken, it just needed to be digitized for a mobile-first continent."
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