Ghanaian-born singer/producer Selasi brings fans his latest street release, “Coming to America”. The brand new mixtape finds the up-and-comer telling his story of struggle and survival in 20 fresh tracks, including leaks “Soulja” and “Keep On.” Also on the mixtape is various remixes to his ‘Ghetto Girls’ hit featuring Rasheeda, which has a video release earlier this year.

Known as “the diva of the barefoot”, she started in Santander, Cantabria, the launch of her CD “Café Atlántico”, an album which gathers some of the most famous themes, recorded Cesaria Évora during her presentations in Havana, with the notable participation of outstanding Cuban musicians.

Rapper Keith Murray has just returned from his trip in South Africa. While he was overseas, he was robbed . Four laptops were stolen during the incident, one of which had years of Murray's work stored on it.

Two years after it debuted with MTV base, its 100th channel worldwide, urbane lifestyle network MTV is now planning to host an annual award show exclusively for Africa .

The idea of returning to Africa has been an essential theme in American arts and culture ever since Africans were brought to this country. But it is a theme that has dwelt mainly at the margins of mainstream culture, whether by political choice of the artists involved or from lack of interest and commercial appeal outside (or even sometimes within) the African-American community.

Lucky Dube was a different kind of rastaman. He neither smoked marijuana nor did he drink beer but this did not stop him from feeling irie all the time.

Sleek Promotions Ltd is flying in Kevin Lyttle for two performances. The big star that he is, Lyttle is set to perform at the Lugogo Cricket Oval on December 7 and at Resort Beach Entebbe on December 9.

South African reggae superstar, Lucky Dube, was shot dead in an attempted hijacking in the southern suburbs of Johannesburg on Thursday night.

Award winning American rock band Fall Out Boy, in classic Hollywood style showcased the plight of the civil war in Uganda in a music video they shot in the north of Uganda in July.

At the Laura Vicuna Centre for child rehabilitation here in Cotonou, UNICEF Goodwill Angélique Kidjo held in her arms a sobbing Rosine, 13, who had just bravely told her story of abuse.