Music
17 January 2025
Internet Girl Wants to Be the Biggest Band Out of South Africa
Cape Town outfit Internet Girl is finding its sound and is dead-set on bringing it to you.
Cape Town outfit Internet Girl is finding its sound and is dead-set on bringing it to you.
For the New York stop of his Lungu Boy World Tour, the Nigerian star’s high energy was perfectly matched by the night's good vibes.
Following his tragic passing, we take a look back at the polarising South African rapper’s career.
Costa Titch, who was only 28, collapsed on stage in the middle of a festival performance.
From South Africa winning the Rugby World Cup for a fourth time to Burna Boy playing at an iconic New York City stadium, here are the stand-out moments from this past year.
Following her debut COLORS performance, the Nigerian singer shares a new single called "Maitama."
Nigerian music award show, the Headies, has unveiled a long list of nominations for prizes focused on African artists that include album of the year, songwriter of the year, best vocal performances and more.
Featuring Teni, Lojay x DJ Maphorisa x Kabza de Small, Krizbeatz, Morena Leraba, Dice Ailes x Tiwa Savage, and Kae Sun.
Davido, Burna Boy, Wizkid, Marwan Moussa, and more won big at the 8th AFRIMA Awards.
Featuring Kabza de Small, DJ Maphorisa, Sam Deep, Uncle Waffles, DBN Gogo, Focalistic, Mellow & Sleazy and many more.
Featuring Harmonize, Nikita Kering, Octopizzo x Buruklyn Boyz and more.
AKA will take his place as one of South Africa's greats.
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