IndusTea
Culture Custodian, Seyi Lasisi, Oluwamayowa Idowu, Shalom Tewobola, John Eriomala, Mariam AhmedIndusTea is aimed at providing industry professionals across the entire gamut of the creative economy with rigorous, data-driven stories on the latest happenings and trends in their respective fields.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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#32: The Headies, Ayra Starr’s Tiny Desk Moment, Americanah Back in Development, & the West African Women at Cannes Lion 2026
Welcome back to IndusTea ☕️, your midweek jolt of what’s really brewing in Africa’s creative economy. If you’re new here, this is where we connect dots the press releases won’t. From quiet power plays to suspiciously timed rollouts, we keep...
#31: Dave's Lagos Homecoming, Michael Markovitz On African Media, Nigeria's Cinema Screen Crisis, & Overnight Success Goes On Tour
Welcome back to IndusTea ☕️, your midweek jolt of what’s really brewing in Africa’s creative economy. If you’re new here, this is where we connect dots the press releases won’t. From quiet power plays to suspiciously timed rollouts, we keep...
#30: My Father's Shadow's Second Homecoming, the Box Office Weekend, Meji Alabi Documents Biafra's Last Witnesses, Diageo's Culture Play & AI in Music
Welcome back to IndusTea ☕️, your weekly jolt of what’s really brewing in Africa’s creative economy. If you’re new here, this is where we connect dots the press releases won’t. From quiet power plays to suspiciously timed rollouts, we keep...
#29: Who Does “My Father’s Shadow” Really Belong To?
Welcome back to IndusTea ☕️, your midweek jolt of what’s really brewing in Africa’s creative economy. If you’re new here, this is where we connect dots the press releases won’t. From quiet power plays to suspiciously timed rollouts, we keep...
#28: The Business Behind Nigeria’s Celebrity Boxing, Oscars Overhaul on African Cinema & BBNaija Under Canal+
Welcome back to IndusTea ☕️, your midweek jolt of what’s really brewing in Africa’s creative economy. If you’re new here, this is where we connect dots the press releases won’t. From quiet power plays to suspiciously timed rollouts, we keep...
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Culture Custodian is a media platform chronicling contemporary African culture. From music and film to politics, tech, and youth lifestyle, we tell the stories shaping the new Africa — with context, edge, and a sharp editorial lens.
Seyi Lasisi is a Nigerian-based film critic and culture writer with an obsessive interest in documenting and critiquing Nigerian and African cinema.
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