Lachi stuns at the UN’s Harmony Global Music Ceremony
At the heart of the United Nations’ landmark Harmony project stands Lachi, a visionary artist, advocate, and performer whose work continues to bridge music, identity, and global impact. As part of the UN Chamber Music Society’s historic virtual concert
Read MoreAmerakin Overdose ignites “Time Bomb” with power and industrial edge
Amerakin Overdose transforms the chaos, corruption, and excess of modern culture into a theatrical, high-impact experience, each member embodying a character warped by vanity, greed, and societal decay. View this post on Instagram A post
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Kenya–Somalia border to reopen after nearly 15 years
The Kenya-Somalia border was originally shut in October 2011 amid escalating attacks by the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab.
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J Cole fires back at Cam’ron’s $500K lawsuit over ‘Ready ’24’
This legal clash comes as J Cole continues to promote his latest era, including his 'The Fall-Off' rollout, and the unique 'Trunk Stop' tour strategy
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Tame Ampala announce massive 2026 North American ‘Deadbeat’ tour: See dates
Tame Impala’s Summer trek will be backed by rising stars Djo and Dominic Fike, splitting support duties throughout the tour dates.
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Cuban peso hits record low
Unfortunately, Cubans who earn in local wages are feeling the squeeze as prices soar and purchasing power collapses.
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Global superstar Zara Larsson sells out ‘Midnight Sun’ North American tour
On February 28, Zara Larsson will bring 'Midnight Sun' to the stage as her sold-out North American tour kicks off at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom.
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Netherlands returns 3,500-year-old looted Egyptian sculpture to Cairo
Experts say the head was originally part of a block statue and depicts a senior official from the reign of Pharaoh Thutmose III.
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Ghana limits offshore investments to shield cedi, reinforce economic stability
Additionally, foreign investments will be allowed only in countries with formal mechanisms to share financial information with Ghana’s SEC.
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From N-POP to A-POP: Tyla’s album and Africa’s global Pop rise
Los Angeles feels different after the 68th GRAMMY Awards. Not because of the lights. Not because of the red carpet. Not even because of the after-parties that stretched deep into the early morning. It feels different because, somewhere between Tyla’s
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