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East African sounds take over Kigali as Joshua Baraka leads 'Reset 2026'
Ugandan singer-songwriter Joshua Baraka will kick off the New Year in Kigali with a live, immersive performance at Tempah’s Reset 2026, set for January 2 at Mundi Center. Organised by the Hottempah ...
As Afropop continues its steady rise as a global sound, Tanzanian artistes are increasingly stepping into spaces once dominated by Western and Southern Africa.Rolling Stone’s 2025 Afropop list ...
The music video is a work of art, capturing the spirit of Luhya pride with crisp visuals, dramatic dance sequences led by ...
More than one billion users visit TikTok every month, and since its launch in 2016, it's grown to become one of the most ...
Content creator and comedian Deacon Famous brought his signature joy to Accra,Ghana, to marry his love, Mawusi Faith, on February 7th. The colorful traditional ceremony was a festive gathering, ...
Guest host Robin Hilton joins Tiny Desk Radio host Anamaria Sayre to showcase three winners of the Tiny Desk Contest: roots singer-songwriter Fantastic Negrito, funk and spoken word performers Tank ...
Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. FILE -Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan ...
Tensions are high in Tanzania after the government outlawed planned protests over its disputed victory in elections in October. Police and soldiers were patrolling largely empty streets in major ...
Security forces deployed to prevent protests in Dar es Salaam Residents fear violence, shops closed UN estimates hundreds killed in election-related violence DAR ES SALAAM, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Police ...
Security was tightened across Tanzania on Tuesday with police and military seen patrolling major cities ahead of anticipated anti-government protests called to coincide with independence day. By ...
Tanzania is seeking to salvage its relations with Washington and protect American investments worth approximately $43.2 billion, amid turmoil following the recent elections. On Monday, Tanzanian ...
(Nairobi) – Tanzanian authorities have wrongfully arrested alleged protest organizers and opposition supporters ahead of nationwide protests called for December 9, 2025, Human Rights Watch said today.
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