[The Conversation Africa] Some record labels create huge market and financial clout. Some stay much smaller, but punch way above their weight in terms of their impact on the spirit of a country's music. For South Africa, one such label is As-Shams/The Sun, whose founder, Rashid Vally, passed away on 7 December aged 85.
[The Herald] The heart of Harare is set to reverberate with various beats as the Unplugged: Coca-Cola Food Festival returns for its grand finale tomorrow at the First Capital Bank Sports Club in Harare.
[Namibian] Namibian singer and songwriter Diolini has dropped her latest EP, 'Dreamer's Paradise', marking a significant step forward in her journey as an independent artist.
[New Era] Sugar King TopCheri's Kiddies' Concert took place on Saturday at Eros Primary School. The event, hosted by well-known musician Monica "TopCheri" Pineas, was an exciting day of entertainment for both children and parents.
[New Times] Nigerian multi-award-winning musician Tems last week confirmed Kigali on her world tour schedule for 2025. It will be her first performance in Kigali whose stage has become common for Nigerian musicians.
[Leadership] Nigerian singer, Mr May D, has claimed that his Grammy-winning colleague, Wizkid, wouldn't have been on his level if he didn't fall out with his former record label, Square Records.
[Nile Post] There are rumours that many musicians and comedians have recently been flocking Gen Saleh's residence in Layibi-Bardege division of Gulu City in search of financial support.
