Yuppe, a South African musician, is known for his Afrobeat music, which combines rich African tones. His unique style, characterized by catchy songs and a moving voice, has established him as a rising artist in the South African music scene. Yuppe's ability to blend modern and traditional African themes sets him apart from his contemporaries, making him a force to watch.
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At 23, Leah Mari is carving a significant path in South Africa’s vibrant arts scene, embodying the incredibly dynamic spirit of musical theatre.
Actress and filmmaker Wumi Toriola has reached out to young leaders, highlighting the significance of discipline, hard work, and focus for success. In her latest Instagram post, she shared a candid, makeup-free photo and a heartfelt message. She urged young leaders to concentrate on achieving results, avoid distractions, and cultivate the discipline to complete their tasks. “Dear Young Leader. Work – Life Balance doesn’t feature in conversations where you’re behind on deliverables. “You must learn to prioritise results. It is an unpopular opinion but a very valid one. “Develop the discipline to see things through. You must learn to shut off distractions. Get work done. Cheers to your success.”
In the opening track of Qing Madi's debut LP 'I Am The Blueprint', she shares her dream of someday winning a Grammy. While the coveted prize is now within the grasp of Nigerian superstars, her ambitions reflect her deep convictions in her talent and an unflinching belief that she can become whatever she wishes. Although only 18, Qing Madi boasts of a talent forged from a very young age (6 as she told Apple Music in a recent interview) paired with the confidence of a star who is fully aware of the talent she carries. She elected to call her album 'I Am The Blueprint', which offers insights into how she views herself as a star whose lofty steps will leave visible footprints for others to follow. On her debut LP, She displayed this impressive talent albeit still developing, across 13 tracks, and for a good part of the album, she managed to.
Renowned Nigerian musician and activist Seun Kuti has shared his stance about feminism. stating is often used as an excuse to fuel gender conflicts rather than serve as a movement for genuine social change. The opinionated singer said this during his recent Instagram livestream while speaking on the ongoing lawsuit between Mrs Unoma Akpabio, wife of Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. The lawsuits followed sexual harassment allegations made by Mrs Akpoti-Uduaghan against the senate president during an interview on Arise Television on Friday. Kuti expressed his concerns over the way feminism is practiced in Nigeria, stating that women should have rallied in support of Mrs Akpoti and Natasha.
Angolan singer Erika Nelumba used her social media page to leave a powerful message about the importance of selectivity in life. In a post on her Instagram profile, where she looks stunning, Erika highlighted that time and energy should only be dedicated to what really adds value. “If it doesn’t bring you peace, financial return, leisure or purpose: It’s not worth your time. It’s not worth your energy. It’s not worth your attention. Selectivity is maturity,” it reads. The message quickly generated repercussions among followers, who praised the reflection and reinforced the importance of choosing wisely where to invest time and effort.
Amid spiraling controversy, Nigerian media personality, Nedu Wazobia, has debunked the reports that he was fired as a host of the popular podcast, 'The Honest Bunch.'
Rapper Reptile is gaining prominence in the Angolan Rap scene with the release of “Big Boyz,” the new single by Reptile, a name that is already synonymous with resistance and evolution in the national Rap scene. A veteran with a consolidated trajectory, the rapper and CEO of Pirline (a leading label in Angolan hip-hop) not only reinforces his presence in the charts, but also leaves clues about a major project to be revealed later this year. With super-crafted instrumentals and rhymes that signal his essence, “Big Boyz” mixes the raw essence of hip-hop with nuances of Angolan culture, reflecting the unique identity that has consecrated Reptile as one of the most authentic voices in the country.
Nigerian singer Joeboy tells a touching story about how his tough childhood led him to start a foundation to help children facing similar challenges In a recent interview with Isi Ijewere on the “Backstage Banter with Isi show,” Joeboy shared how being sent home from school for not paying fees inspired him to create a positive impact. Joeboy talked about how, during his junior secondary school years, he often had trouble paying his school fees, leading to some embarrassing moments. He remembered one time when his classmates made fun of him, expecting he would be sent home for not settling his fees. This experience left a deep mark on him. He said it inspired him to help those who go through the same difficulties.
The highly anticipated 7-track album is a significant milestone in Gorimakpa's musical career, showcasing his unwavering dedication to the Afrobeat genre, evident in every track of the project. In a recent Wazobia FM podcast with hosts Robosman, Yaw, Ratata, and Bryan Ula of Xclusiveloaded News, Gorimakpa expressed his excitement about the project and shared insights into its creation. According to him, the creative process of the project, which took him a long time to complete, was tasking but rewarding. The singer said, "I've been working on Journey for quite some time and am incredibly proud of the final product. This album represents a culmination of my experiences, inspirations, and growth as an artist." Gorimakpa emphasized his concern for his esteemed listeners, saying that the album was created to ensure they have a good time while listening.
Months after promising to help a mother with her children's outstanding school fees, Pearl Thusi is topping social media trends after apparently failing to commit. In 2024, the former Queen Sono actress pledged to help a desperate mother asking for donations towards her kids' fees. Not only that, but she also roped in DJ Zinhle for the generous deed that never was. The mother revealed how she was promised heaven on earth but later ghosted, saying Pearl even pretended to have sent the funds, only to go silent for good. This after the actress vented about being cyberbullied for unknown reasons. In a heartwrenching realisation, Siviwe_Matroos declared that single mothers are on their own and shouldn't think anybody will save them: "The sooner you realise these are your kids, the minimum the heartbreak when help doesn't come."
The third season of ‘The Leading Woman Show’ will premiere on 8 February, continuing its mission to amplify women’s voices in leadership and drive conversations on gender equality in Nigeria. Powered by WILAN Global and hosted by Abosede George-Ogan, the show is known as a vital platform for discussions of women’s roles in governance, business, and society. The third season introduces ‘The Policy Series,’ a comprehensive exploration of the impact of gender-inclusive policies on economic empowerment and social equity. Featuring prominent policymakers, leaders, and advocates, the show will provide expert insights into policymaking and its role in shaping a more inclusive society. Ahead of the season premiere, a media parley was held on Friday at the Venus Room in Lagos. The parley provided insights into the new season and highlighted the show’s impact over the years.
Gospel artiste Siisi Baidoo together with Crafted Nation have released a heartfelt praise medley, ‘Pentecostal Praise Tribute‘. The song was done in honor of the late Elder SK Ampiah, a towering figure in the Pentecostal church community. The track, arranged and recorded by Siisi Baidoo alongside Crafted Nation, blends traditional gospel elements with a fresh, contemporary sound that resonates deeply with both older and younger generations. Through rich harmonies and soulful instrumentation, the song captures the essence of Elder Ampiah’s legacy, celebrating his contributions to faith and music.
