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09 January 2025
Doc Shebeleza Remembered as a Kwaito Pioneer
Kwaito legend Doc Shebeleza passed away earlier today following a long battle with illness.
Kwaito legend Doc Shebeleza passed away earlier today following a long battle with illness.
The South African artist discusses his new live album 'Inkanyezi,' his preference for intimate theater shows, and his commitment to elevating unknown talent.
OkayAfrica rounds up the best amapiano songs out right now, featuring Kelvin Momo, De Mthuda, Sfarzo Rtee, and more.
How the artist known as Ethiopian Records brought a bold and rooted vision to Addis Ababa's first take on the electronic music event.
Amapiano’s momentum keeps going strong and the timeless bangers that came out this year are proof of its staying power. Here’s a selection of the best amapiano songs of 2024, featuring Tyler ICU, LeeMcKrazy, Pabi Cooper and many more.
As South Africa commemorates the 30th anniversary of democracy, OkayAfrica takes a look at the sounds that have defined every decade since 1994.
In recognition of the current dominance of of “Tshwala Bam,” here are eight other Southern African songs that celebrate partying.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit which satirizes the Western genre is playing a not-to-be-missed run in the U.S.
This month’s guide features a series set in the Vaal area of South Africa, a drama about lobola, and a tribute documentary in honor of AKA.
We speak to one of Botswana hip-hop’s treasured talents, Scar, about his storied career — a convoluted mix of highs, lows, and impressive rebounds that have kept him relevant in the country’s entertainment scene for the past two decades.
Our list of the best amapiano songs of 2024 features Kabza De Small, Tyler ICU, Uncle Waffles, Asake, and more.
Music has been an indelible part of South Africa’s freedom. As the Rainbow Nation celebrates 30 years of democracy this week, we break down the most essential tracks.
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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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