AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAyra Starr’s “Starrgirl” Drop: The Nigerian afrobeats star is set to release her third studio album tomorrow, with a 16-track rollout already powered by singles like “Tornado,” “Who’s Dat Girl” (feat. Rema) and “Gimme Dat” (feat. Wizkid). Ghana Highlife Meets Modern Sound: Takyi Kay is making waves by blending Ashanti highlife roots with contemporary African sounds, drawing on his family legacy and work with major Ghanaian icons. Music Meets Community in Harlem: In New York, sisters behind Union Cafe are turning a former African market into a hybrid West African heritage-and-coffeehouse hub that’s already hosted breakout performances. Pan-African Culture on the Move: The Pan African Film Festival brings Congo-focused documentary “Muganga: The One Who Treats” to Austin, continuing its cross-border push for African stories. South Africa Commuter Reality Check: A new report finds many commuters would switch to trains if services felt reliable and safe, but safety concerns keep people in cars and taxis. Free State Macufe Booking Drama: South Africa’s Free State sport, arts and culture department faces internal fallout over alleged inflated fees tied to Thandiswa Mazwai’s possible Macufe appearances. Davido London Moment: Bus Aunty’s viral meet-up with Davido at his O2 Forum show in London has fans buzzing about a potential future collab.
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