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Tiwa Savage, the renowned Afrobeats artist, stirred considerable excitement on social media with a recent video showcasing her vacation with her son. The brief clip featured Tiwa Savage in a striking green bikini while enjoying a shower. On Sunday, January 19, she shared this video along with additional footage highlighting her holiday experiences with her son, Jamil Balogun, on her Instagram story. The video prompted admiration from many netizens, who praised her youthful appearance despite her being 44 years old. Conversely, some individuals expressed strong disapproval of the video, criticizing its nudity in light of societal expectations for women of her age. They also condemned her for displaying her body in such a manner while on vacation with her son.
After a full year of work and evaluation of all the dramatic series that aired in 2024 across the Arab world, the management of the Arab Drama Critics Awards (ADCA) announced the results of the voting by senior critics in Egypt and the Arab world for the fourth edition of drama series in 2024.
Rwandan artiste Victor Rukotana has decided to cut ties with his management I.Music owned by Jean Aime Ishimwe, also known on social media as No Brainer, citing disagreements over certain issues. In a press statement released on his social media platforms on Monday, February 10, Rukotana revealed that his manager’s current relationship with other artistes has only been affecting his music, prompting him to terminate their contract. The artiste emphasized that, while he values artistic collaborations, he believes in respecting different perspectives. “After your [audience’s] comments and seeing how his (Ishimwe’s) relationship with other artistes affect my music, I want to inform the media that I am not working with I.Music anymore due to disagreements over some issues,” he said in a statement, pointing out that he considered the split because “sometimes you have to respect everyone's opinion,” Rukotana stated.
“I am back! Back like I never left! Back to add my voice to the people doing the right thing on radio,” Sammy Wetala who also presents at NTV Uganda revealed via X on Sunday. Speaking to Mbu, the former RadioCity presenter noted that he had taken a short break from radio to pursue his other passion in creating and curating events. I took a break to pursue my other passion for creating and curating events which saw me partner with friends to do the Flavours of Gabzy show, the Davido TIMELESS concert, the Mics of Kla (featuring Mike Kayihura), Lavida Rave featuring Joeboy, Spice Takeover featuring Kranium – all these needed time to execute excellently so I needed the break to venture in this new world. The Challenge of a Morning Show Sammy Wetala is ready to face a fresh challenge on radio as he has not presented a morning show previously.
Queen Dami, the estranged spouse of the late Alaafin of Oyo State, Oba Lamidi Adeyeye, has criticized his daughter, Adeyemi Adebisi Aminat, regarding her assertions about the paternity of her child. According to GistLover’s report from last week, Adeyemi Adebisi highlighted the contradiction in Dami’s public shaming of others concerning child paternity, while she herself is allegedly unaware of her child’s father. Adebisi accused the former Queen of purchasing the child from Port Harcourt and emphasized that the silence of the palace does not imply ignorance. She further asserted that the dignity of the Alaafin’s throne should not be undermined and cautioned Dami against provoking her.
Ghanaian rapper Amerado has made a strong case for his inclusion in the 2024 TGMA Artiste of the Year conversation, describing any discussion that excludes him as a clear show of ignorance about the industry. The rapper, known for his versatility and consistency, took to social media to share his impressive 2024 performance catalogue, highlighting over 80 shows both locally and internationally, hit singles, features, and notable achievements throughout the year. “Artiste of the Year conversation without Amerado under the 2024 year of review is an exposure of ignorance and consequently brutal to the industry and upcoming ones,” he wrote, urging industry stakeholders to take note of his contributions. Amerado’s catalogue lists 70 local shows, including performances at major events such as the MTN Pulse event at KNUST, Afrochella, and the Asafotufiam Festival, as well as 10 international shows across Europe and the United States.
Kelvin Momo is showing why he is considered one of the hardest-working Amapiano producers in Mzansi. After riding high with the release of two critically acclaimed albums in 2024, he is already back in the studio, working on new music a few months after releasing his last album Ntsako. Amapiano music fan account @PianoConnectSA shared a preview of Kelvin Momo’s remix of Kabza De Small’s song on X. Momo remixed Impi YeMpilo by Ezra, Disciples of House, Kabza De Small and Nkosazana Daughter. The post was captioned:
Gogo Skhotheni's life update received mixed reactions. Online users speculated about Gogo Skhotheni's Instagram stories where she confirmed marriage. In a post-shared by @izidabazabantu, Gogo Skhotheni took to her Instagram stories and said that her first lobola negotiations did not take so long. In another clip, there were text messages where she was allegedly confirming to someone that she was getting married. The text Gogo Skhotheni allegedly wrote read:
JOHANNESBURG. – Nadia Nakai, a prominent figure in the South African hip hop scene, has unveiled the much-anticipated release date for her upcoming album, “Braggacy”. Set to debut on Friday, February 28, this album serves not just as a collection of songs, but as a heartfelt tribute to her late boyfriend, renowned rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes. The title cleverly pays homage to AKA’s devoted fan base, known as the Megacy, while also encapsulating Nakai’s journey of love and remembrance. In an emotional Instagram post shared in 2023, Nakai described “Braggacy” as a “letter to him”. She expressed her profound gratitude for the ability to channel her feelings through music, declaring it a project that ultimately is for her own healing. “My tribute EP that has now become a tribute album! Because I have so much to say, it is almost done,” she shared, reflecting on the spiritual and powerful nature of the work.
Inside Shota’s Epic 50th Birthday Celebration. Recently family, friends, peers in the industry and fans gathered around to celebrate one of the biggest musicians of out time. It was Mnqobi Mdabe, popularly known as Shota’s 50th birthday celebration. He doesn’t look a day over 45, hence why it’s a shock for many that he is 50. The talented musician, producer and DJ ventured into the industry, when he, Thandukwazi Sikhosana “Demor” and Nkosinathi Maphumulo “Black Coffee” started a group called Shana. He rose to fame when he released his solo album ‘Afro Rawmantic’ in 2011. The album fuses hardcore dance beats with soulful, sensual singing. The album also includes collaborations with a multitude of artists including DJ Euphonik , Black Coffee and Demor.
Ghanaian reggae-dancehall musician Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shatta Wale, has praised the John Mahama-led NDC government for the reduction in passport application fees. The self-acclaimed dancehall king described the move as a mark of good governance, suggesting that Ghanaians had been exploited in the past. “Mahama Ogbooooo. This is what we call government and governance. Herrrrrhhh dem scam we bad for this country oooo ..Thanks to this new government GODISHERE,” he wrote in a social media post on Thursday, March 13.
Ghanaian gospel musician Joyce Blessing has expressed her desire to collaborate with prominent secular artists, including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, and Shatta Wale. In a recent interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, she stated, “I want to do a collaboration with Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, and Shatta Wale.” Joyce Blessing has previously collaborated with artists such as Becca, the late Jewel Ackah, Amerado, and King Paluta. She emphasized her openness to working with secular artists, stating, “I am ever ready to collaborate with any secular artiste who is willing to make songs with me in the gospel way.” Addressing potential criticism for featuring secular artists, Joyce remarked, “No one has been bold enough to ask me why I feature secular artists.”
