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About Us

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No! Wahala Magazine is one of Africa's first contemporary photography magazines championing authentic visual stories by African Creatives. The aim of this magazine is to showcase important visual stories told by African talents on and from the continent and get them seen by industry professionals. It is also a platform where Creatives can learn, be inspired, network, and better their visual storytelling skills whilst serving as a safe space where photographers can share their wins and the difficulties faced within the photography industry.
 
No! Wahala Magazine is much more than just a publication and online platform, it is also a resource that teaches creatives and industry professionals alike, about the importance of ethical storytelling and how this can be achieved through both learning and unlearning. A publication is printed and released once a year and stocked in creative spaces and educational institutions. Activities such as workshops, artist talks, and portfolio reviews also take place throughout the year. ​
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We are a self-funded magazine and are continuously looking for individual donors, sponsorships and partnership opportunities with organisations, educational institutions, and brands that share our goal. If you or your organisation are interested in partnering with us, feel free to email magazine@nowahalamedia.xyzIf you would like to support us, please click on the button below. 
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Meet The Team

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Anne Nwakalor

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Founding-Editor

Anne is a British-Nigerian Curator and Writer who focuses on representation and ethics within Photography.

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KC Nwakalor

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Co-Founder & Producer

KC is a widely published Documentary Photographer, Producer and Educator whose work focuses on humanising  global issues.

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Idowu Kukoyi

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Lead Researcher & Writer

Idowu is a British-Nigerian project coordinator who is passionate about spotlighting Africa-based artists beyond Africa.

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Clare Patrick

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Art Director & Writer

Claire was born and raised in Cape Town, and creates through a research-led practice, finding ways to

make things that may seem invisible, visible.

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