No Wahala Magazine is a Photography magazine championing creatives across Africa. The aim of this magazine is to showcase important visual stories told by African talents on the continent. The magazine was founded in early 2020 by Anne Alagbe, a Photo Editor and Documentary Photographer based between London and Abuja. After studying Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of The Arts London, she saw a huge issue around 'Representation', 'Othering', the 'Western gaze' and other ethical issues within the global photography industry, especially pertaining to INGOs and News publication's coverage of Africa. She found that a form of colonization still exists, except this time, with a lens. No Wahala magazine provides a platform for Photographers across Africa where they can create, get inspired, showcase their work and gain visibility. Our magazines get sent to numerous Photo Editors, Curators and Organisations across the World, so being featured is a way of possibly getting yourself commissioned, published and lots more!