Review Archives | Ligali

Review: The African Gaze

10 March 2017
The African Gaze tour with Nadia Denton at the V&A is a must for all those interested in art and African-Euro history (1600 – 1815).

Review: New Nigerians

18 February 2017
Playwright Oladipo Agboluaje pens a powerful critique of populist politics in Nigeria hinting at an essential vision for a better future.

Review: A Cupboard Full of Coats

Review: Theatre: # I Am England

Review: Book: A Book of Blues

Review: Book: Music for the Off-Key

25 July 2011
Twelve macabre short stories

Review: Music: Ori Ire

Review: Review: Almost British

Review: Book: Can I Be Me

Review: CD: Speaking Through the Ancestors

Review: CD: Be Free

Review: Book: Speaking Truth to Power: Selected Pan African Postcard

Review: Book: Which Way Africa? The Search for a New Society

Review: Book: The Bluest Eye

Review: Book: The Maãt Mystery

Review: Film: Maisha Solutions

06 February 2010
Every Door Has Its Own Key

Review: Film: Maisha Choices

06 February 2010
When Fear Enters, Truth Escapes

Review: Book: Essay Contest for Children of African Descent 2009

04 January 2010

Review: Book: The Beautiful Black Afrikan People Went for a Walk

04 January 2010

Review: Book: Vircheu and the Bow

17 December 2009

Review: Book: Kwaku and his Hearing Aid

17 December 2009

Review: Bata Ceremonial Drumming Celebration

23 August 2009
Ebge Ilu Oduniyi Ceremonial Bata drummers and Orisha singers ensemble

Review: Play: Iya-lle (The First Wife)

Review: Book: Two Thousand Seasons

Review: Play: Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman

Review: Book: Again We’ll Rise

Review: Poetry: Snapshots of Science (Part Two)

Review: Book: Introduction to Neo-Colonialism

09 April 2009
Uncle Tom holds the reigns for Uncle Sam

Review: Play: The Hounding of David Oluwale

Review: Book: Osiris Rising

14 January 2009

Review: Film: Night of Truth

14 January 2009

Review: Book: Ritual

14 January 2009

Review: Film: The Walk

10 December 2008

Review: Film: Maafa Legacy

10 December 2008
Truth Lives Forever

Review: Book: The Phoenix

24 September 2008
Misrule in the Land of Nod

Review: Music: Rassie Ai - Return to Life

24 September 2008
African Roots CD

Review: Mag: Sable Issue 12 – Black British Perspective

Review: Book: Three Continents, One History

Review: Music: Ledisi - Lost and Found

24 May 2008
Neo Soul CD

Review: Theatre: Celia

17 May 2008
A play by Richard Nyeila about enslavement, rape, resistance and freedom.

Review: Film: Naij, A History of Nigeria

12 May 2008
Documentary on the history of Nigeria and its governance. Director: Jide Olanrewaju

Review: Book: Parables of Milk and Might

11 May 2008
Development Political Satire by Author RAN

Review: Music: Conya Doss: Still...

11 May 2008
Neo Soul CD

Review: Theatre: Statement of Regret

16 January 2008
An authentic and challenging piece of drama that through the provocative use of culturally accessible African British stereotypes successfully addresses issues affecting both Africans from the continent and those in the Diaspora. By Kwame Kwei-Armah.

Review: The Last Slave

11 March 2007
Channel 4's cynical and offensive attempt to present a revisionist verison of history that blames Africans for the Maafa

Review: Film: Amazing Grace

06 March 2007
Amazing Grace is widely seen as one of the flagship propaganda vehicles for the British government’s 2007 Wilberfest celebrations.

Review: TV: Shoot the Messenger

05 July 2006
Sophisticated racist programming from the BBC - written by Sharon Foster

Review: TV: Shoot the Messenger

Review: Divide and Rule - Part 1

26 May 2006
African identity, "black" identity and the British media (Diane Abbott)

Review: Divide and Rule - Part 2 (The Politics Show)

21 May 2006
African identity, "black" identity and the British media (Lola Ayonrinde)

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