We are pleased to present the September 2025 issue of the Journal of African Film & Diaspora Studies, featuring a diverse collection of scholarship that examines the interdisciplinary of media, culture, and society across the African continent and its diaspora. This issue brings together a number of compelling articles that explore various dimensions of African media landscape, from traditional journalism to digital platforms, and from Nollywood's cultural impact to community media sustainability. The contributions span multiple countries and contexts, offering rich perspectives on contemporary African media studies. The articles in this issue represent collaborative scholarship from institutions across Nigeria, South Africa, and India, reflecting the journal's commitment to fostering international dialogue on African media studies. Contributors include established scholars and emerging researchers from universities including Redeemer's University, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Pan-Atlantic University, University of South Africa, and many others. Each contribution employs rigorous methodological approaches, from theoretical reviews to empirical analyses, providing readers with comprehensive insights into the current state and future directions of African film and media studies. We extend our gratitude to all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members who have made this issue possible. Their dedication to advancing scholarship in African film and diaspora studies continues to enrich our understanding of media's role in shaping contemporary African societies and global African communities.