Nigeria: I Am Not From Gabon – Actor Zack Orji
[Premium Times] “Not long ago, they said I was dead; by God’s grace and mercy, it turned out to be a lie from the pit of hell,” Zack Orji says.
Rwanda: ‘Murubuto’ Exhibition Explores Heritage, Emotions and Expressions
[New Times] In early May, Rwandan upcoming visual artist Felix Nsabiremicyiza launched his first solo exhibition dubbed ‘Murubuto’ at Envision Art Gallery in Kigali.
Kenya: Israel Mbonyi Confirms Concert in Kenya
[New Times] After confirming Belgium and Uganda concerts in June and August respectively, Rwandan gospel musician Israel Mbonyi has added Kenya to his music tour.
Rwanda: What’s Behind Rwanda’s Emerging Gospel Music Takeover?
[New Times] On Sunday, May 5, Rwanda’s secular musicians were once again slapped in the face by the fact that an up-and-coming gospel artist like Chryso Ndasingwa, who has three or fewer hits to his name, could fill BK Arena for the launch of his debut…
Rwanda: Justin Nsengimana On Fostering Unity Through His Music
[New Times] Justin Nsengimana, whose songs focus on commemorating the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, has embraced a musical approach to making music about civil engagement to play his part as a proud citizen.
Rwanda: Belgian Film Director Retells Killing of Three Children in Genocide Against Tutsi
[New Times] In his latest documentary film, Belgian director Bernard Bellefroid tells the story of three children killed during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
Rwanda: How a Sculptor Is Taking Charge in Preserving the Environment
[New Times] Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of his homeland, Claude Nizeyimana, a 25-year-old sculptor, last year initiated a project ‘Ingoma100,’ with an aim of intertwining the realms of art and nature.
Rwanda: Country Records Bids Farewell to Prince Kiiiz, Claims Afrogako
[New Times] Country Records has bid farewell to producer Prince Kiiiz, who recently concluded a one-year contract with the studio.
Rwanda: Rwanda Gen Zs Combat Lingering Hate Speech
[VOA] Kigali — Hate speech fueled Rwanda’s tragic 1994 genocide against the Tutsis, resulting in the loss of around 800,000 people. Today, a new generation – including some very determined Generation Z members in Rwanda – is leading the charge to stop…
Rwanda: Leaving a Legacy – Meet Offspring of Artistes Killed in Genocide
[New Times] A list compiled by the Association of Rwandan Musicians (LIRAM) in 2013, shows that at least 14 prominent musicians were killed in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.