I am a multimedia journalist and documentary filmmaker specialising in covering underreported issues on gender, African history, international politics, and social change. I founded BlackLadyWriter.com in 2019 to demystify feminism in the African space.
My experience spans writing and producing for television, radio, and podcasts across Africa. I am a 2023 African Union Media Fellow.
Latest posts by Adesewa Olofinko
The second scramble for Africa: The EU’s Global Gateway Strategy
The EU is looking to offer an alternative to China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). But will it's Global Gateway Strategy be a boon for the continent or perpetuate colonial patterns?
Hostile hosts in African football: The Nigeria versus Libya scandal
TotalEnergies, the headline sponsor of the AFCON tournament, has faced criticism for using sportwashing tactics to obscure its exploitation of African resources and contributing to climate challenges on the continent.
Beyond the crisis narratives, there is much beauty, strength and resilience in the Sahelian story
As a response to ongoing challenges, the campaign aims to amplify the voices of those who call the Sahel home, and "tell a story of potential, resilience, and ingenuity."
Amid economic crisis and protests, Nigerians mark 64 years of independence with discontent
"Independence my foot. The colonial masters are even better than we, the owners of the country. We are ruled by syndicates rather than governments ..."
