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Wizkid takes London by Storm: A Night of Afrobeats Majesty

Wizkid takes London by Storm: A Night of Afrobeats Majesty

On the unforgettable evening of July 29th, Wizkid, the Afrobeats icon from Nigeria, seized the spotlight and became the first African artist to have a sold-out performance at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.  Drawing an electric crowd of 45,000 enthusiastic fans, he stepped onto the stage with the magnetic Reckless from his 4th studio album Made in Lagos. He seamlessly weaved…

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Afro Soul Artiste TNEEYA’s Orgasmic Sound

Afro Soul Artiste TNEEYA’s Orgasmic Sound

People say that music is the universal language. Imagine fusing French, Pidgin, German and English, what would that sound like? The melody is T’neeya. T’neeya is a Cameroonian singer and songwriter based in Ghana. Her pan-African soul and Afrobeats influences are indicative of her musical delivery in Pidgin, English and French. The singer has been putting out her elegant and…

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From Waste to Wonder: Explore the ‘La Citadelle Des Anciens’ Exhibition

From Waste to Wonder: Explore the ‘La Citadelle Des Anciens’ Exhibition

In Yaoundé, Cameroon, a brilliant painter and sculptor by the name of Joseph Francis Sumegne has captivated art enthusiasts with his extraordinary exhibition, La Citadelle des Anciens or The Citadel of the Elders. Through a fusion of man and animal forms, crafted from an array of ordinary materials, Sumegne has created a mesmerizing display that seems to transcend our reality…

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Breaking Colonial Ties: Mali Drops French as Official Language

Breaking Colonial Ties: Mali Drops French as Official Language

For decades, French played a dominant role in Mali’s official affairs, permeating governmental institutions, education, and public administration. However, on 22nd July, Colonel Assimi Goïta, the leader of the military, Junta, enacted a new law that replaces French with 13 national languages as the official means of communication; Bambara, Bobo, Bozo, Dogon, Fula, Hassaniya, Kassonke, Maninke, Minyanka, Senufo, Songhay languages,…

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Celebrating Black Artistry at the Victoria and Albert Museum

Celebrating Black Artistry at the Victoria and Albert Museum

The art world is witnessing a profound shift towards inclusivity and representation, with recent exhibitions and installations embracing the rich tapestry of Black artistry. Two outstanding showcases, “In the Black Fantastic” at the Hayward Gallery and Thomas J. Price’s remarkable sculptures at the Victoria and Albert Museum, present a powerful testament to the creative prowess of Black artists and their…

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