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    Odunsi Throws a Flashy Nigerian Party In the Video for 'Star Signs,' Featuring Runtown
    Music
    08 July 2019

    Odunsi Throws a Flashy Nigerian Party In the Video for 'Star Signs,' Featuring Runtown

    The video pays homage to the Yoruba party culture of the late '80s and early '90s.

    Sample Chief, a Go-To Platform for African Music Knowledge, Share 5 of Their Favorite Samples
    Music
    17 June 2019

    Sample Chief, a Go-To Platform for African Music Knowledge, Share 5 of Their Favorite Samples

    From highlighting vintage Guinean records in rap songs to Nollywood references in afropop, Sample Chief wants to be an "all-knowing wizard" that "shares African music intelligence on a deeper level."

    This New Documentary Explores the Golden Age of Sudanese Music
    Film + TV
    06 March 2018

    This New Documentary Explores the Golden Age of Sudanese Music

    Sudanese journalist Yousra Elbagir searches for what was lost in part one of her BBC Radio 4 documentary, "No Singing, No Movement."

    Photos: #AfricanVintageLove Is a Celebration of the Couples In Our Lives Who Shaped Us
    Arts + Culture
    21 February 2018

    Photos: #AfricanVintageLove Is a Celebration of the Couples In Our Lives Who Shaped Us

    Join OkayAfrica as we celebrate love with these nostalgic photos of our parents and grandparents.

    Prêt-À-Poundo: 'Look Of The Day' - Vintage Africa
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    26 July 2013

    Prêt-À-Poundo: 'Look Of The Day' - Vintage Africa

    This is a Top 10 'Look of the Day' featuring vintage pictures from Africa, fashion, style including Seydou Keita's photography work.

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