“7 Seconds” spent 16 weeks at number one in France. Its singer later became Senegal’s minister of culture
In 1994, Youssou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry released "7 Seconds", sung in Wolof, English and French. It spent…
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In 1994, Youssou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry released "7 Seconds", sung in Wolof, English and French. It spent…
King Sunny Adé, the king of juju music, turned 80 on 22 September 2026. In 1982 Island Records…
Osibisa formed in London in 1969, led by Ghanaian saxophonist Teddy Osei. Their 1971 debut album reached number…
In 1956, Louis Armstrong came to the Gold Coast on his African tour and ended up playing with…
In 1960, the apartheid government revoked Miriam Makeba's passport when she tried to return home for her mother's…
In July 1968, Hugh Masekela's instrumental "Grazing in the Grass" went to number one on the Billboard Hot…
Angélique Kidjo has won five Grammy Awards, four of them for Best Global Music Album, more than any…
On 18 February 1977, about 1,000 soldiers stormed Fela Kuti's Lagos compound, burned it and threw his 77-year-old…
After a decade of hard work, dedication, hustle, lessons, and blessings, Ghanaian musician Takum is poised to mark…
Iziko Museums of South Africa is pleased to announce “Then I Knew I Was Good at Painting”: Esther…