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South African singer Tyla continues to make international waves following her interview on the US TV talk show The Jennifer Hudson Show. Grammy-award winning star, Tyla, was the latest celebrity to get her few seconds of praise at the infamous Spirit Tunnel. Guests at the hit US TV show, are given a very unique welcome by the crew members who will quickly put together a song fit just for them.
For over 15 years, Longin Irunga, widely known as "Tukowote," has been a fundamental actor of Rwanda's cinema, leaving a long-lasting mark on the country's acting scene. His journey from the early 2000s when the industry was still finding its footing to becoming a lead actor in major productions today is a proof of his resilience and passion. Born on June 5, 1972, Irunga's love for acting began during his youth days when he was living in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He would frequently visit theaters to watch films and later reenact scenes for his family and friends, who affectionately nicknamed him after prominent actors of the time. Throughout his acclaimed career, Irunga has appeared in an impressive 161 films, including notable titles such as "Kaliza wa Kalisa," "Ejo Sikera," "The Bishop Family," "Bamenya," "Isi Dutuye," "Intambara y' Ubuzima," and "Card," to mention just a few.
Radio is about to get more enjoyable and entertaining as the legendary radio personality DJ Fresh returns on-air. Social media has been buzzing as DJ Fresh recently teased his comeback to the radio industry. According to The South African, DJ Fresh, whose real name is Thato Sikwane, excitedly shared that he would return to radio in April 2025. This was after the star took a four-year-long hiatus after a sexual assault case against him and DJ Euphonik, which led to them being relieved from their radio show in 2021.
Rwanda will experience the magic of Tonight Is the Night; the first musical theatre of its kind scheduled for March 29 at BK Arena. This re-imagined production, originally from South Africa, introduces musical theatre to Kigali with a fresh twist-featuring a new cast, a mix of classic and contemporary music, and an updated script that blends humor with deep emotional storytelling. The musical theatre delves into a captivating love triangle, exploring themes of love, betrayal, and redemption, set to a soundtrack that mixes classic love hits and contemporary tracks. It aims at promoting the arts, offering a platform for emerging talents from the Nyundo School of Arts and Music, and creating an intimate yet grand theatrical experience.
Speaking on Emelia Brobbey’s Okukuseku show on YouTube, he shared details about his career choices and the challenges of balancing faith and film. The actor explained that he often turned down roles that conflicted with his Christian beliefs. This is why he was frequently cast as a pastor or evangelist in Kumawood films. He credited movie directors for understanding his principles and offering him roles that align with his values. When asked about handling sexual scenes, Apostle Prah said actresses understood his position as a preacher and adjusted scenes to avoid obscenity. He acknowledged that maintaining his Christian life while acting was not easy but said he managed with determination and faith.
Ghana’s biggest pop-culture festival, Guinness Accravaganza, is back with its boldest edition yet, happening on Saturday, 29th March 2024 at Ghud Park, near Accra Mall. Now in its fifth run, this ‘Smoooth’ Edition of Guinness Accravaganza promises to level up experiences for more than 3,000 festival-goers, who will be the first in Ghana to taste the all-new Guinness Smooth - a new variant of Guinness that Guinness Ghana is introducing to their consumers. “This year, thanks to our partnership with Guinness, we’re taking it to the next level,” said Faith Katua, Business Manager at Buzz Africa. “For the first time ever, Accravaganza festival-goers will have the exclusive opportunity to experience the new Guinness Smooth.”
Ghanaian music star and self-acclaimed “African Dancehall King” Shatta Wale has secured four nominations for the 42nd International Reggae & World Music Awards (IRAWMA). The annual event slated for March 30, in Florida celebrates global icons of reggae and world music. The “On God” hitmaker has been nominated in the following categories: Best Music Video Best Crossover Song Best African Dancehall Entertainer Most Popular Collaborated Song (Reggae with R&B, Rap, Latin, etc.) The Ghanaian music icon is no stranger to the IRAWMA with a storied history of wins at the prestigious awards. His previous victories include: Best New Entertainer (2014) Best African Song/Entertainer (2016) Special IRAWMA Award of Honour (2018) Best Music Video (2019) Best Afrobeat Entertainer (2019) Best Virtual Entertainer of the Year (2021)
Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade has spoken out about rumors suggesting she relocated to Nigeria because of the wildfires in Los Angeles. In an Instagram post, she expressed her appreciation for her fans’ support and confirmed that she and her family are safe. She also made it clear that her move to Nigeria is not connected to the wildfires. She rejected the claims about her moving as false, asking news organizations to correct the errors and promote responsible journalism. Omotola emphasized her close connection to Los Angeles, even though she is not there, calling it a community she loves. She shared her thoughts and prayers for those impacted by the fires, including first responders and families facing great loss. The actress ended by thanking her fans and expressing hope for recovery and rebuilding in Los Angeles.
It was pandemonium in the BB Mzansi mansion when Ashley and Mshini's verbal altercation took a left turn. As fans cosy into the new season of Big Brother Mzansi, it looks like some housemates have already established rivalries not even a month into staying together. Chaos erupted as Ashley and fan-favourite, Mshini, got into a verbal altercation, which had fellow housemates chuckling at their comments.
The article from Briefly.co.za covers Baby Cele, a South African actress, who is allegedly set to marry for the fourth time. A TikTok video shows her participating in a traditional umembeso ceremony, which fans have speculated might be related to her upcoming wedding. The post includes mixed reactions from followers, some congratulating her while others express surprise at her multiple marriages.
Renowned Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has called on President John Dramani Mahama to prioritize reforms in Ghana's entertainment industry as his new administration takes office. In a heartfelt Facebook post, the "On God" hitmaker highlighted the challenges faced by creatives in the country. He urged the president to implement changes that would foster professionalism and ensure sustainability in the sector. Shatta Wale shared his concerns about the struggles of upcoming artists, stating that many face the same difficulties that seasoned musicians like himself have endured. He stressed the importance of creating an environment where young talents can see music as a viable career path rather than just a passion. The post quickly gained traction, with many Ghanaians commending Shatta Wale for championing the cause of the entertainment industry. They expressed optimism that President Mahama would take action to address the issues raised.
Legendary Ghanaian gospel musician Mama Esther said she was amazed when a fan expressed his gratitude to her for her songs.
