1. A new chapter for Diamond Platnumz and Harmonize?

    The rift between Diamond and Harmonize traces back to Harmonize's departure from Diamond's record label, citing mistreatment by management and accusations against his father.

  2. Alikiba celebrates 20 years in Bongo Flava with the grand launch of media

    Bongo Flava icon, Ali Saleh Kiba, alias Alikiba, celebrated two decades in the music industry by unveiling his latest venture, Crown Media.

  3. Highest paid actors in the world revealed

    American business magazine Forbes has released the list of the highest-paid actors in 2023, with Adam Sandler topping the chart with over $97 million in gross income from just last year.

  4. Zanzibar arts council suspends Zuchu for six months

    She has been fined Sh1 million and is required to submit a written apology, guaranteeing adherence to cultural norms in future performances.

  5. Nigerian funny man, Mr Ibu, dies at 62

    Much loved Nigerian actor exits the stage after several months of ill health.

  6. Rihanna, Zuckerberg in India for party thrown by Asia's richest man

    Rihanna and Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg were in India Friday for an extravagant pre-wedding party hosted by Asia's richest man.

  7. A decade later, will this be the year an African wins Miss World?

    South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria are the only African countries to have won the Miss World titles thus far.

  8. Tanzania's Ramadhani Brothers win America's Got Talent Fantasy League

    With their win, the duo becomes the first Tanzanian act to win any "AGT" competition

  9. Ramadhani Brothers make it to AGT’s top 10 finalists

    Ramadhani Brothers, the talented duo, have emerged as one of the top 10 finalists in the prestigious America’s Got Talent (AGT) Fantasy League.

  10. A vibrant celebration of African talents at Sauti za Busara

    The 21st edition of Sauti za Busara has drawn its curtains with a resounding success, leaving behind an indelible mark of music, innovation, and cultural diversity.

  11. Unexpected halt: Wakazi's Sauti Za Busara performance cut short

    Before leaving the stage, Wakazi shouted, 'kuna watu wanatubania aisee' (some people are sabotaging us), leading the audience to chant 'we want back, we want back.'

  12. Sauti za Busara: A fusion of tradition and innovation delights audiences in Zanzibar's cultural spectacle

    As the Sauti za Busara Festival continues to evolve, blending tradition with innovation, it remains a testament to Zanzibar's rich cultural heritage and its commitment to providing a stage for...

  13. How Bongo artistes navigate the complexity of ethical music

    The ongoing global discourse on ethical content in artistic works has found resonance in Tanzania, where artists are grappling with the intricate balance between creative freedom and societal...

  14. Usher Raymond asks collaboration with Tanzanian star Nandy

    Stay tuned as Usher, Nandy, and Ali Kiba unite to deliver a remix that promises to captivate audiences and further solidify their status as icons in the global music scene.

  15. 'We Are the World' was almost in Swahili, Netflix reveals 39 years later

    Stevie Wonder remained steadfast, believing in the necessity of Swahili lyrics.