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Jeune Lio, the Cameroonian-born ‘music conductor’ charming the Ivory Coast
He started as a self-taught DJ in Paris, but Jeune Lio is now one of Francophone Africa’s most influential music heads.
Published On 30 Sep 2023
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The Nollywood pioneer seeking perfection in African storytelling
Nigerian activist, actor and filmmaker Ego Boyo has been on a quest to up industry standards, for three decades.
Published On 23 Sep 2023
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The Nigerian rapper with a coat of many colours
Popular rapper Reminisce was a late bloomer but has since come into his own and made an impact in multiple fields.
Published On 2 Sep 2023
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Nollywood has a new action hero. His name is Tobi Bakre
Nollywood, long known for low-budget soapy romcoms, is now delivering action dramas. One star has shone the brightest.
Published On 26 Aug 2023

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