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Ideas, ownership and the people shaping African creative culture.

How Brands Sell Belonging
By Ugonna-Ora OwohFrom Kai Collective’s early-morning pop-ups to Onalaja’s runway, the continent’s labels have learned that the feeling of being let in can sell a dress long before the fabric does.

The Art of African Braiding, Through the Eyes of Gen Z
By Laurène SoutheHow a new generation of content creators is keeping African hair traditions alive

The Protocol Is the Border
By Valdes TitaThe Sovereign Stack · Part Six Fifty-nine people lent their voices to teach a machine Dholuo, on the condition that no one clone them. Nothing shows whether that holds once the recordings leave the platform.
Wherever you go, go with a local.
The biggest collectors of twentieth-century African art are African.
A little Black child’s first museum is often their grandmother’s front room, with its old photographs, collected objects, and accumulated meaning.
The value system in Nigeria, in Africa, for our creatives… is very low, if not close to zero.
Almost everything I talk about still ties back to African fashion.
The Guzangs Report
What it takes to keep the value.
This quarter: the run clubs, factories and funding deals behind African creative work, and whether the money actually reaches the people making it.
Q3 2026 · Out now
Guzangs Presents
The Season
- 23 to 25 October 2026AKAA, Paris
- 28 October to 1 November 2026Lagos Fashion Week
- 5 to 8 November 2026ART X Lagos
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