Africultures is an independent cultural publication documenting and critically examining contemporary artistic expression and cultural and civic initiatives connected with Africa. Its coverage spans cinema and television, music, literature, poetry, theatre, dance, visual arts, photography, architecture, comics, fashion, history, society, intercultural relations and migration. Through articles, interviews, reviews, essays and event listings, the publication brings attention to artists, researchers, festivals, exhibitions, books and cultural debates across Africa and its diasporas.

Its reporting includes film criticism and documentary coverage, literary features, profiles of musicians and visual artists, and discussions of social issues and postcolonial memory. Africultures also offers a magazine, video content, podcasts, photo galleries and a mobile app, alongside its online editorial platform. An agenda and brief cultural news updates help readers follow events and opportunities, including calls for applications and awards.

By connecting artistic work with wider social and historical contexts, Africultures provides readers with informed perspectives on the diverse cultural worlds and relationships shaped by Africa