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66 Years of Independence, and the Creative Economy Is Still the Newest Form of Self-Determination
The government’s official theme for Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary is: “From Reforms to Stability: Consolidating Nigeria’s Renewed Hope for…
Oct 1
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The Creative Brief
September 2026
Vertical Drama Is a $26 Billion Market. Where Is Africa in It?
It started with skits.
Sep 30
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The Creative Brief
The Most Underpaid Skill in Africa's Creative Economy Is Cultural Fluency
In 2024, a food startup launched across Lagos with a straightforward premise and a confident founder.
Sep 28
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The Creative Brief
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The Reality of Being a Creator in Africa vs. Everywhere Else
The median creator anywhere in the world earns roughly $3,000 a year.
Sep 24
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The Creative Brief
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Africa Is Building the Largest Creator Workforce in the World. The Market is Not Catching Up.
Nobody planned this.
Sep 23
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The Creative Brief
The Case for African-Owned Creative Infrastructure Is No Longer Theoretical
Picture the backend of a real cross-format African campaign.
Sep 22
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The Creative Brief
Netflix's Biggest African Fanbase Isn't Where Its Biggest Content Pipeline Is
Africa's streaming story just changed completely.
Sep 9
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The Creative Brief
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Morocco Has Africa's Strongest IP Laws. Its Creators Still Can't Get a Bank Loan.
Morocco ranks 22nd globally on the 2026 International IP Index.
Sep 1
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The Creative Brief
August 2026
Africa Has a $7 Billion Book Industry. The Ceiling Is $18.5 Billion. The Floor Is the Problem.
On July 24, at the University of Dar es Salaam, the Safal Kiswahili Prize for African Literature marked its tenth anniversary.
Aug 20
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The Nigerian box office took ₦8.8 billion in the first half of 2026 but That Is Not the Whole Story
The Nigerian box office took ₦8.8 billion in the first half of 2026.
Aug 19
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The Creative Brief
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Disney Just Flooded TikTok With Its IP. Here Is What That Costs African Creators.
On August 5, Disney and TikTok announced what both companies called a first-of-its-kind global deal.
Aug 18
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Africa Wants to Formalise Its Creative Economy. But Who Will Formalise the Formalisers?
Kenya’s creative sector is worth KES 500 billion.
Aug 14
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The Creative Brief
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