Photographer Henry J. Kamara on his lifelong commitment to preserving Sierra Leonean culture

An “immigrant reflecting on his identity”, photographer Henry Kamara celebrates the history of his ancestors

Sahr Martin Kabba is archiving Sierra Leone’s vibrant art scene

Hugh Kinsella Cunningham's photographs show the power and resilience of the Congo's Church

“I hope my work changes at least one person’s perception”: Ngadi Smart on her vibrant and context-driven illustrations

“Silent manifestos for a changing society”: photographer Moulaye Diarra uncovers the dreams of Dakar’s youth

“I learned to rely and trust in the people around me”: Isabel Okoro on her photographic process that revolves around her friends

Glorianna Ximendaz uses archive photography, digital imagery and text messages to immortalise Palestine

Jalan and Jibril Durimel’s photography “tells the stories of all cultures of the diaspora”

“They’re filling in the gaps within my own memories”: Arthur Timothy on using art to explore his family history

Photographer Kyle Weeks captures a new narrative of hope and creativity for Africa's youth

Victor Edeh on finding slowness and presence through the lens

Kingdom of Lo by Will Elsom reminds us that we are all a product of our environment