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South African and Rwandan Presidents Advocate for African Solutions to African Problems
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South African and Rwandan Presidents Advocate for African Solutions to African Problems

Presidents Cyril Ramaphosa and Paul Kagame were in good spirits at a panel during the Africa CEO Forum, easing speculations of tense relations between the two.

Ivorian Opposition Leader Tidjane Thiam Resigns from Presidential Election Bid Amidst Dual Nationality Ruling
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Ivorian Opposition Leader Tidjane Thiam Resigns from Presidential Election Bid Amidst Dual Nationality Ruling

Thiam is the latest candidate to be barred from running in this year’s election, perhaps clearing the way for an easy fourth term win for President Alassane Ouattara.

Trump Administration Welcomes Afrikaner Refugees While Shutting Out & Removing Africans
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Trump Administration Welcomes Afrikaner Refugees While Shutting Out & Removing Africans

While revoking visas, refusing to renew protected status, and potentially hitting African countries with travel restrictions, the acceptance of white South Africans as refugees is curious and disturbing.

Promotional graphic for the 'Afrobeats Intelligence' podcast presented by OkayAfrica featuring Joeboy and Joey Akan.
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Joeboy: From Star Signee to Budding Label Boss

The Nigerian music star sits down with media personality and journalist Joey Akan for a candid conversation in the Season 4 premiere of ‘Afrobeats Intelligence’ podcast, presented by OkayAfrica.

Five Things to Look Forward to at the 2025 New York 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair
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Five Things to Look Forward to at the 2025 New York 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair

From DR Congo's debut to Caribbean spotlights, the fair's diverse lineup showcases global Black artistic excellence across 30 galleries.

Op-Ed: Why Excitement for Ibrahim Traoré Should Be Tempered with Caution
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Op-Ed: Why Excitement for Ibrahim Traoré Should Be Tempered with Caution

Burkina Faso’s military ruler has grown popular with millions across the world, but junta leaders and revolutionaries haven’t always worked out well for Africans.

Faure Gnassingbé Assumes Newly Created Executive Role as Controversial Constitutional Change Takes Effect in Togo
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Faure Gnassingbé Assumes Newly Created Executive Role as Controversial Constitutional Change Takes Effect in Togo

The West African country’s ruling party controls both legislative houses with an overwhelming majority, paving the way for the former long-term president to indefinitely hold on to executive power.

Join OkayAfrica at a Q&A Session with Abderrahmane Sissako
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Join OkayAfrica at a Q&A Session with Abderrahmane Sissako

The acclaimed director's ‘Black Tea’ will be screening at this year’s New York African Film Festival in May.

Davido Balances Strong Execution and Purpose on ‘5ive’
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Davido Balances Strong Execution and Purpose on ‘5ive’

The Nigerian Afrobeats superstar doubles down on his ability to make hits, favoring a level of familiarity that pays off positively.

Faith Kipyegon Eyes History as First Woman to Run a Mile Under Four Minutes
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Faith Kipyegon Eyes History as First Woman to Run a Mile Under Four Minutes

The Kenyan triple World and Olympic 1,500m champion will be attempting to shave nearly eight seconds off her own women’s mile record.

Four New Podcasts Are Coming to OkayAfrica and Okayplayer
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Four New Podcasts Are Coming to OkayAfrica and Okayplayer

The shows cover diverse topics ranging from music to in-depth explorations of global Black consciousness.

Tiwa Savage Teases Upcoming Album with R&B-Leaning Single, “You4Me”
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Tiwa Savage Teases Upcoming Album with R&B-Leaning Single, “You4Me”

The Nigerian superstar’s fourth studio album, 'This One is Personal,’ is scheduled for release this summer.

Asake and Davido to Headline AfroFuture’s U.S. Debut in Detroit
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Asake and Davido to Headline AfroFuture’s U.S. Debut in Detroit

The festival, which debuted in Ghana as Afrochella back in 2017, will include electric performances, dynamic art installations, curated food selections, and a vibrant marketplace showcasing African and diasporic talent.

Illustration showing D'banj, Snoop Dogg, and Don Jazzy.
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Video: D’banj, Snoop Dogg and the Afrobeats Moment that Sparked Change

Fourteen years after D'banj's Snoop Dogg co-sign, Afrobeats has truly gone global. OkayAfrica highlights the major moments in that journey.

An illustration showing supporters of various countries blowing into their vuvuzelas and raising their flags at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
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The Football Tournament That Showed the World Africa Is Ready

Fifteen years ago, South Africa became the first African country to host the globe’s biggest sporting event – delivering an unforgettable FIFA World Cup, and spreading a love of vuvuzelas.

Join OkayAfrica at the 32nd New York African Film Festival
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Join OkayAfrica at the 32nd New York African Film Festival

Four filmmakers will reflect on the creative shifts and enduring themes shaping African cinema today during a panel discussion on May 10, 2025.

DR Congo Repatriates Americans in Failed Coup Attempt Amidst Minerals-for-Security Deal Talks
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DR Congo Repatriates Americans in Failed Coup Attempt Amidst Minerals-for-Security Deal Talks

It’s a symbolic gesture by DR Congo in hopes that it smoothens out an agreement with the U.S.

U.S. President Donald Trump holds a chart as he delivers remarks on reciprocal tariffs during an event in the Rose Garden entitled "Make America Wealthy Again" at the White House in Washington, DC, on April 2, 2025.
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Lesotho, Madagascar and South Africa Among the Hardest Hit Countries by Trump's Tariffs

The new tariffs could effectively end a 25-year-old trade deal that allowed smooth exports from African countries to the U.S.