In exile, he imagined a different Africa in his music, while being exposed to new realities abroad.
Why professionalisation, not just talent, will decide who profits from the continent’s music boom.
How the world fell in love with African music, and why the continent still earns less than 1% of global revenues.
Recent damning revelations about Zimbabwean superstar, Oliver Mtukudzi’s paternal negligence divided public opinion. This piece revisits the songs Tuku wrote in the heat of his family...
Paradzai Mesi is the lone wolf who howls for the pack just to keep it visibly out of play. Sungura guitarists were family prefects, lending their...
