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The GIMC Afro Tech presents 12 hours of entertainment as it celebrates five editions. The event dubbed GIMC Afro Tech 5.0 will be the first edition to have an extended schedule from 6pm until 6am.

Muwori credits his musical journey to his sister, a marimba player herself. Watching her perform sparked his interest, leading him to learn the instrument.

Black voters are always crucial, not just in an election year, and that's a message the Hip-Hop Caucus is spreading across the country. On this episode of Dear Culture, meet some of the non-profit's key players who are using hip-hop's power to ignite change and promote political activism. Singer, songwriter, and former member of Danity Kane, Dawn Richard, is a part of the initiative and shares with Panama Jackson the importance of using her platform to reach Black America and comb...

Born in the South of Africa and having spent significant time in the UK and LA, Daecolm is an artist whose sound knows no borders. W

Killer Mike and T.I. have reportedly secured a 1.2 million dollar loan to renovate a popular seafood restaurant in Atlanta. 

Parents of children with autism have until this Friday to be considered for a $500 giveaway.

"Jeteme stands as my homage to the stunning African continent – a melodic tribute that resonates with affection and unity among the people of Africa."

Slutty Vegan founder and owner Pinky Cole-Hayes opened her thirteenth Slutty Vegan location. Just in time for the new college semester, the plant-based burger establishment is opening on Spelman College’s campus.

The Afro-tech music genre in Botswana has found it difficult to penetrate the local market, but disc jockey and producer, Tefo Foxx looks set to defy the odds and stereotypes by hosting an Afro-tech event dubbed Beyond Us.

"As a legend, you can't be doing the same music, and music for South Africans only. The time has come for me to also move to where everyone else is moving to."