From Hugh Masekela to Jah Prayzah….From The Kiffness to Bombino…..From TKZee to Jojo Abot…From GoodLuck to Baloji…..and of course ZAHARA! From across Africa and beyond, this year’s MTN Bushfire Festival
There is a lot that’s been happening around us. Some good, some bad and some shocking. Let’s take that trip around the world and look at those stories that caught
It’s that time of the year when most African artists’ plans revolve around the BET Awards. This year’s nominees were announced earlier today (15th May) in Johannesburg South Africa at
It was a total shutdown last night at Wembely Stadium in London where the ONE Africa Music Festival took place. African artists showed UP and showed OFF and left the
Forbes Africa Magazine released their May edition and they are giving us Africa’s Top 10 money makers in the music business. These artists have clearly put the African continent on
The AFROPUNK Festival is a musical institution, defining culture in the music world for over 14 years, a triumph of multiculturalism and diversity for people of all races, genders, colours,
Azgo Festival is Mozambique’s finest international arts festival; bringing together a diverse and quality program of music, dance, arts and fashion to the city of Maputo. Azgo is a contemporary
It’s always good when celebs capture their moments and share with the world. We love it and we appreciate it right? Here are some of those moments from around Africa
A lot of negative experiences with Uber drivers in South Africa have been reported plenty of times. We hear about it and we see it on social media. This week,
So the MTV Movie & TV Awards took place a couple of days ago. When it comes to such events, what we look forward to is the fashion. Who wore
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