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‘Mothers of Chibok,’ a Documentary Highlighting Women’s Resilience after the Kidnapping Crisis, Is Coming to South Africa’s Encounters Documentary Festival
Joel ‘Kachi Benson’s documentary focuses on four mothers whose daughters were kidnapped as “women bravely holding onto hope in the face of adversity.”
Amapiano: The South African Sound That Took Over the World
Born in South Africa’s townships in the early 2010s, this genre found its global moment during lockdown, giving people a reason to dance when the world stood still. This video traces its journey.
Lojay Talks Growth, Fame, and the Cost of Creativity
In a free-flowing conversation, the Nigerian star opens up about his creative process, emotional truth, and how fame has reshaped his relationships.
Bella Shmurda: The Formation of Afropop’s Most Spiritual Man
In this riveting episode, Bella Shmurda unpeels his life’s journey, discussing how emotional resonance and spirituality influence his craft
Donawon on Building With Tems: “It Can’t Break”
From trade secrets to tough lessons, Donawon reflects on the journey that shaped Tems’ global rise.
Gyakie Expresses the Struggles & Success of a Life in Music on ‘Afrobeats Intelligence’
The Ghanaian singer talks to Joey Akan about the pressures of family legacy, the evolution of her music, and what it means to be a lover girl in a world where selfishness triumphs.
Black Panther: The Cultural Bridge That United Black People Everywhere
Ryan Coogler’s film connected Africa and its diaspora, portraying the continent as a sanctuary built on Black unity.
Timaya Reflects on Legacy, Hustle, and Afrobeats’ Early Days on 'Afrobeats Intelligence'
The Nigerian music OG opens up to Joey Akan starting out, betting on himself with no Plan B, and longevity in the game.
Joeboy: From Star Signee to Budding Label Boss
The Nigerian music star sits down with media personality and journalist Joey Akan for a candid conversation in the Season 4 premiere of ‘Afrobeats Intelligence’ podcast, presented by OkayAfrica.
Video: The Lupita Nyong’o Oscar Win That Opened the Door
Lupita Nyong’o’s 2014 Best Supporting Actress win stands as a landmark moment that opened doors still ajar for actors like her today.
Video: D’banj, Snoop Dogg and the Afrobeats Moment that Sparked Change
Fourteen years after D'banj's Snoop Dogg co-sign, Afrobeats has truly gone global. OkayAfrica highlights the major moments in that journey.
This New Live Video Captures the Raw Energy of Seun Kuti and Egypt 80
French director Vincent Moon films Kuti and his band members singing “Emi Aluta“ in Rio de Janeiro.
Top 11 African Beauty Bloggers You Need to Follow on YouTube
African YouTubers are among the biggest beauty influencers in the world. Here are our favorite beauty channels, which you should follow.
Watch Flex Rabanyan’s Sentimental Music Video For ‘Y.A.G.U (Young Ass Grown Up)’
The visuals for Flex Rabanyan's "Y.A.G.U" are here.
Watch Emtee’s New Music Video for ‘Abantu’
Emtee drops new music video from 'D.I.Y 2.'
Rising South African Lyricist Touchline Has Some Words For Artists Who Buy Awards
Watch Touchline's new music video for 'Award Shows.'
Darkie Fiction and DJ Sliqe’s New Song and Video Will Make Your Day
Watch Darkie Fiction and DJ Sliqe's music video for 'Standat.'
Watch Black Coffee's Beautiful Video For 'Wish You Were Here'
Featuring SA vocalist Msaki.
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OkayAfrica is the premiere digital platform bringing the worlds of African music, art, culture, style, sports and politics to a global audience. Founded in 2010 as an extension of Okayplayer, OkayAfrica serves as a cultural bridge to foster deeper understanding of the continent, while also building meaningful connections with its diaspora.
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