AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAfrobeats & Nigeria’s creative expansion: Nigerian music executive MoveAndDream says his move into drama production isn’t abandoning music, but extending a multidisciplinary vision—another sign Afrobeats careers are spreading into film, fashion, tech and media. South Africa youth culture: Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival returns at Constitution Hill, marking 50 years of youth activism and creative freedom, with a free summit starting 24 June and the Sounds of Freedom music festival closing 27 June. New music from East Africa: Mombasa Afro-soul artist Mary Favour drops her debut EP Safari, a six-track journey mixing Swahili, Mijikenda, Congolese and more. Big collaboration buzz: South Africa’s Wouter Kellerman, Daniel Baron and Cara Frew team up on “Golden,” already climbing fast on streaming and playlists. Festival spotlight: Africa Oyé is back in Liverpool (20–21 June) with major African and Caribbean acts and a huge food-and-culture lineup. Industry news: The Headies confirms its 18th edition will be held in Toronto (with Lagos watch activity), sparking fan backlash. Music loss: South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim has died at 91, prompting tributes across the continent. Boxing-meets-entertainment: Kenya’s Vurugu 2.0 is set for 20 June at Sarit Expo Centre, with fans able to attend or stream via pay-per-view.
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