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Lagbaja performs as a traditional Yoruba masquerade. Lagbaja is a Yoruba word that means somebody, nobody, anybody, everybody, thus, it is the perfect name that depicts the anonymity of the common man for whom the artist Lagbaja has great empathy...read more

“THIS AMERICA” An African comes to New York for a short vacation. Before he settles down to enjoy the good times and things he has so often heard about the United States of America, things happen rather too quickly in Nigeria,...read more

While numerous contributors to this Newsletter provide an ever more sophisticated analysis into the workings and machinations of the entertainment industry in their respective territories, we thought it appropriate to give readers an overview of our industry. We believe that this will set the scene for debates and provide a platform for the inclusion of more specific material from time to time. The fairly complex political background of South Africa leads us to believe that it will be useful to deal with broad issues first and tackle specific debates as and when they arise...read more

African Movies and entertainment online, Nigerian movies and Nigerian films African Movies, African films...read more

Ghanaian writer Nii Ayikwei Parkes has become the first African poet whose work has been approved for inclusion on the Apples iTunes download service; the world's best-selling music download...read more

African Media Entertainment Limited(AME). The Group's principal activity is the operation of broadcasting, film and live media entertainment in South Africa. During the year, the Group has disposed Golden Gloves, Big Concerts, Moonlighting Filmmakers, Exclusive Hire and Penguin Films...read more

Africa's second biggest mobile firm Vodacom will sell Vodafone's third-generation services in South Africa from December as it seeks to swell revenues by expanding its data business...read more

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