AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAfrobeats Cross-Border Buzz: Ghana’s Fancy Gadam and Nigeria’s Rudeboy drop the new anthem “I Don’t Need You,” with a high-gloss video from Adasa Cookey. Gospel Courtroom Win: Nigeria’s Sinach keeps “Way Maker” after a Lagos court dismisses a ₦5bn copyright suit, ruling she created the original work. Gospel Streaming Milestone: Eswatini’s Nothando Hlophe hits double-platinum in South Africa as “Methodist Medley” passes 10.28m streams. Tour Drama in the Spotlight: South Africa’s Tyla quietly removes her Lagos stop from the A*POP World Tour amid Nigeria backlash tied to xenophobia claims; South Africa’s consul-general denies any Ayra Starr visa rejection. East Africa Creative Business: Uganda’s Ssenkaali Joseph builds a Kampala-to-Dubai bridge for creatives, while coverage highlights the wider East African creative boom beyond just artists. New Music Releases: Davido returns with his sixth album, ORIADÉ, featuring Black Sherif, Aya Nakamura, Mayorkun and more; Ghanaian-American MOLIY releases mixtape “BADDIES <3 MOLIY” with Tyla and Sarkodie. Culture on the Move: Johannesburg’s inaugural Afro Music Festival lights up Braamfontein, with a second edition planned for Bulawayo.
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