AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGlobal Stage: Ayra Starr was billed to headline the NFL’s London halftime show, becoming the first African artist to lead an NFL international-game halftime programme. Awards: AFRIMA has opened submissions for its 10th edition, with 40 categories open to African artists and music professionals until January 10, 2027; the awards week is set for Lagos in May. Onstage Tension: Congolese star Koffi Olomide walked off during broadcaster Fred Obachi Machoka’s 50th-anniversary concert in Nairobi. The reason for the exchange remains unclear. Industry Recognition: Burna Boy joins Aliko Dangote, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Mo Abudu on Forbes Africa’s list of 15 icons credited with raising the continent’s global profile. Awards Update: The Headies’ Toronto finale has been postponed to April 10–11, 2027.
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