In a society of miscommunication and under-communication, African Folder bridges the generational divide by providing genuine information to those who seek it in the most relatable form.
Founded in 2022 by Onyema Courage, African Folder is a modern media company committed to connecting audiences worldwide with African culture and its diaspora through genuine storytelling and immersive content. Our goal is to foster a vibrant, engaged community by highlighting Africa’s creativity, heritage, and global influence.
African Folder offers a wide-ranging exploration of African culture, covering history, music, fashion, film, and the ideas shaping the continent today. From Lagos to Accra, from iconic Nollywood figures to emerging underground artists, we tell the stories of the people and movements redefining Africa’s creative landscape.
We focus not only on current events but on their significance—explaining how culture reflects and impacts Africa and its global community. Through interviews and features with artists, filmmakers, writers, designers, cultural curators, and everyday Africans, we present meaningful narratives that bridge Africa’s past, present, and future.
Whether spotlighting new trends, cultural revivals, or in-depth historical insights, African Folder brings Africa’s stories to life in ways that are clear, engaging, and authentic.
Stay Connected
As we continue to grow with our audience, we offer multiple ways to stay in the loop. Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly highlights from across the continent and diaspora. From editorial picks to exclusive interviews, our newsletter brings African culture to your inbox.
We also welcome ideas and contributions from cultural commentators, creatives, and thought leaders. If you have something meaningful to share, please read our contributor guidelines to understand what we’re looking for and how to pitch.
At African Folder, everyone is invited to the conversation.
About One Folder Media
African Folder is a property of One Folder Media, a multi-platform media company that tells impactful stories at the intersection of African culture, identity, and experience. Our mission is to create media that informs, inspires, and empowers communities across Africa and its diaspora.
Our Editorial Standards
Maintaining editorial independence and the trust of our audience is central to our work. Our Editorial Standards and Policies lay out the ethical commitments and editorial values we follow across all formats—written, visual, and audio.
We employ both human editors and AI tools to uphold these standards. AI does not generate content but assists in enforcing editorial policies and supporting research. All AI-assisted content is verified by human editors before publication.
Corrections and Feedback
We strive for accuracy and transparency in everything we publish. If you notice any factual errors, please reach out to us at editor@africanfolder.com. We acknowledge and correct mistakes promptly.
Licensing and Permissions
To request permission to reprint or reuse African Folder content, please email editor@africanfolder.com with:
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- Company or organization
- Contact information
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Use may be subject to licensing fees.
Contact
Want to collaborate, pitch a story, or advertise with us?
Email: hello@africanfolder.com
