Abir Haroon
ABIR is a Moroccan-American singer known for her unique blend of Arab-Pop and Western influences in her music. She recently released her debut album, "The Game," which explores themes of love, self-growth, and personal experiences.
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Mercy Asiedu's 2014 Tigo Advert The Reason Keypad Phones Are Called Yams
In the video commercial, Ghanaian actor Harold Amenyah visited the home of actress and media personality Naa Ashorkor for her hand in marriage from her family. The traditional ceremony is known as knocking. As they were seated on the compound, Mr Amenyah's phone rang and the ringtone sold him out since it was common to keypad phones. He was embarrassed when Mercy Asiedu, the mother of Naa Ashorkor expressed dissatisfaction with him not owning a smartphone.
- Update Feb 11, 2025
Mapaseka 'Pasi' Koetle Opens Up About Her New Role In 'Adulting': "Something I’ve Never Done Before"
Renowned actress Mapaseka Koetle, known for her role as Dintle Nyathi on Scandal!, has opened up about her role on the popular Showmax series Adulting. The Bloemfontein star is one of the new faces who will be joining the cast of Adulting in its third and final season. Pasi Koetle reveals why she decided to take on new role in 'Adulting' In a chat with Kaya 959, Mapaseka Koetle disclosed that she had mixed feelings after being informed that she had landed the role on Adulting season 3. She told the radio station that while she was excited, she also felt nervous because of the steamy scenes. “You know, Adulting has a lot of sex scenes,” she shared. She said she eventually took on the role because it was unlike anything she had done on the small screen. Mapaseka Koetle said she relates with Naledi, the character she’ll be portraying on Adulting.
briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Feb 23, 2025
Are more Africans looking forward to visiting China through film?
A fascinating cultural exchange unfolds as Chinese cinema gains traction in South Africa. While Ne Zha 2 has yet to reach South African screens, Creation of the Gods II: Demon Force is already making waves in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban.
iol.co.zaSAR - Update Mar 16, 2025
Where and when to watch the Ramadan drama series ‘El-Ghawy’
Ramadan drama series “El-Ghawy”, starring Ahmed Mekky, will begin airing on Sunday, as part of the second half of Ramadan. It is slated to air on the “ON” channel at 7:15 pm, with a rerun at 11:30 am. El-Ghawy stars Mekky alongside Aicha Ben Ahmed, Amr Abdel-Gelil, Ahmed Bedier, Ahmed Kamal, Mohamed Lotfy, Walaa El-Sherif, Karam Jaber, Hager Afifi, Abyussef, and Tamer Shaltout, with a special appearance by Kozbora.
egyptindependent.comEG - Update Dec 25, 2024
Introducing Emerging Afromanding Artist Ahmad Mbow ‘Stage Killer’
In the spirited months of early 2021, Ahmad, better known by his stage name “Justice Boyo The Stage Killer,” took his first steps into the fast-growing world of Gambian music, fuelled by a passion ignited by some of the industry’s most celebrated artists. His sound is a rich tapestry of influences, seamlessly blending genres such as Afromanding, Afrobeat, and Afro-dancehall, creating a musical experience that resonates with a wide audience. In an exclusive interview with The Fatu Network, this rising star expressed a deep desire to bring people together and foster unity through his artistry. Justice Boyo revealed that he looks up to the talented Jizzle as his musical icon, while the rap sensation ST serves as his driving force, inspiring him to push the boundaries of his craft. With such influences and ambitions, Justice Boyo is poised to make a significant impact on the music scene.
fatunetwork.netGM - Update Jan 8, 2025
South Africa: Winnie Khumalo's Passing a Sad Loss to South Africa's Music Landscape
The Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture has noted with deep sadness the passing of the art legend Winnie Khumalo on Tuesday. Ms Khumalo passed away after a short illness at 51. Committee Chairperson Mr Joe McGluwa said Ms Khumalo's passing was a bad start to the year. "Ms Khumalo was a legend. It fills us with great pride that she has left us some good memories of her undeniable artistic abilities. The music industry benefitted greatly from her distinct voice and songwriting ability. The afro-pop music genre is poorer with her passing." Ms Khumalo supported so many legendary artists before she released her own albums, including the likes of Brenda Fassie. Mr McGluwa said this generation of artists should pick up the microphone and never let Ms Khumalo's star dim. The committee sends its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved Khumalo family and friends. "Go well, Ndlovukazi! Go well, Mntungwa. Who would ever forget the song 'Baba kaMdudu," said Mr McGluwa.
allafrica.comSAR - Update Feb 14, 2026
Fredy Costa celebrates love as a daily choice on Valentine's Day.
Angolan actor Fredy Costa celebrated Valentine's Day, which was celebrated this Saturday, February 14th, with a statement marked by romance and emotional maturity, arguing that true love should be experienced beyond celebratory dates. In a post shared on his Instagram profile, where he appears alongside his wife, Carmen Mouro, the artist highlighted that the essence of a solid relationship is not limited to February 14th, but is built daily, based on values such as loyalty, respect, and commitment. "February 14th is just a date, our love doesn't live by dates, it lives by daily choices. By loyalty. By respect. By building something together. We don't celebrate Valentine's Day. We celebrate every day the privilege of having each other. Happy Valentine's Day, my love," she declared.
angorussia.comAO - Update Feb 14, 2025
What are the top events in Kigali this weekend?
It’s that time of the week again—when office folks swap suits for tracksuits and unwind. As always, we’re here with the best spots to hang out in Kigali. If you're planning something special for Valentine’s, we’ve got a separate guide for that—be sure to check it out. But for now, here are six top picks for the weekend. Clarity Mixtape Launch Celebrate the release of Clarity with rising artiste Kent Larkin this Friday, February 14, at Crystal Lounge (8th floor, KABC building). Expect a night featuring DJ sets from Joe The Drummer, GRVND LVNG, and TOXYYK, plus live performances in a high-energy atmosphere. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with curated food and drinks to set the mood. Dress classy and sexy for the occasion. Secure your spot now—tickets are Rwf10,000.
newtimes.co.rwRW - Update Feb 22, 2025
Visual artist to unveil ‘My Last Days’ exhibition in Dubai
Renowned Zimbabwean artist, Asa King Zvihari, is set to captivate the art world with his latest body of work, “My Last Days,” at an eagerly anticipated exhibition at Picasso Gallery in Dubai. The event, scheduled for a yet to be revealed date this year, promises to be a profound exploration of mortality and introspection, showcased through Zvihari’s unique and evocative artistic lens.
herald.co.zwZW - Update Feb 13, 2025
“God Is Real, I Don Experience Am”- Speed Darlington
Well-known rapper Speed Darlington talks about repentance a few weeks after his release from prison. He had spent two months behind bars for making negative comments about famous singer Burna Boy. The singer, who claims to have found salvation, says that God is real. He believes he has felt God’s presence and encourages others to look for Him, assuring them that God will always be there. He said … “God is real. God is King. I don experience am. I know. Go close, I’m telling you. He is the only place, the only person that can take care of all your problems. Try and let me know. God is real. God is real; God is King.”
gistlover.comNG - Update Mar 11, 2025
Sedky Sakhr, Ahmed Amin, and Asmaa Abulyazeid Sing Dingy Dingy by Sayed Darwish Behind the Scenes of ‘El Nos’
A musical moment behind the scenes! Sedky Sakhr, Ahmed Amin, and Asmaa Abulyazeid bring Dingy Dingy by Sayed Darwish to life on the set of “El Nos” - a nostalgic tune with a fresh twist. The series stars Ahmed Amin, Asmaa Abulyazid, Sedky Sakhr, Hamza El Eilly, Samia Trabelsi, Donia Sami, Samar Allam, Doaa Hakam, Abdulrahman Mohamed, Esraa Ahmed Atiya, and Wael Eini. "El Nos" is inspired by the book “Mozakarat Nashal” (Memoirs of a Pickpocket) by researcher Ayman Othman. The screenplay is written by Sherif Abdel Fattah, Abdelrahman Gawish, and Wagih Sabri, directed by Hossam Ali, and produced by Aroma Studios. Set in the 1930s during the British occupation, “El Nos” unfolds in a comedic framework. Ahmed Amin plays a skilled pickpocket who decides to repent and renounce theft.
egypttoday.comEG - Update Mar 18, 2025
Synergy Announces a 1 Million EGP Prize for Discovering Momen’s Killer in Qahwat El Mahatta
Synergy, the production company behind the series Qahwat El Mahatta, has announced a cash prize of 1 million EGP for 20 viewers who successfully solve the show’s central mystery—identifying the killer of “Mo’men,” the character played by Ahmed Ghozzi. Suspicions revolve around six key suspects, including “Al-Moallem Riad” (Bayoumi Fouad), “Al-Malek” (Riyad El-Khouly), “Julie” (Alaa Awad), and “Reesha” (Hassan Abouelrous). Meanwhile, a police officer, portrayed by Ahmed Khaled Saleh, continues the investigation to uncover the real culprit. This marks the first time a production company has launched a cash-prize competition for a TV drama.
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