Joshua Otim
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Cassper Nyovest Questions Travis Scott Over Johannesburg Concert Numbers
South African rapper Cassper Nyovest has sparked conversation after Travis Scott’s Circus Maximus concert at Johannesburg’s FNB Stadium reportedly sold 75,000 tickets. Cassper took to
Tiwa Savage Says She Could Be a Respectful Second Wife
Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has shared her thoughts on her current dating and marital opportunities. The mother of one revealed that most of her eligible
Taylor Swift Breaks Records Across Music and Film
Taylor Swift has done what no artiste has ever done before. Her new album “Life of a Showgirl,” lead single “The Fate of Ophelia,” and
ChatGPT Conversations Could Be Used in Court, Warns OpenAI CEO
The rise of AI raises a question few consider: what happens to the words you share with a machine? OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns that
How GoodGirl LA Overcame Family Pressure to Pursue Music
Nigerian singer GoodGirl LA has revealed the struggles behind her rise to fame. Before making waves with her hit Early Momo, she faced intense family
Seyi Shay Opens Up About Her Four-Year Music Break
Nigerian singer Seyi Shay has revealed why she stepped away from the music scene for four years. The break, she says, was a deliberate choice
Tyla in Trouble as Yung Miami Claims Song Theft
It is music drama across continents. American rapper Yung Miami says South African star Tyla stole her song. The drama started after Tyla shared a
See Life for What It Is, Not What You Want It to Be
In a world full of filters, fantasy, and false expectations, many people struggle to see life for what it really is. Social media, movies, and
Should Relationships Be 50/50? Jowy Landa Thinks Not
In today’s world, many people believe relationships should be 50/50. Some even think it is fine for women to support their men if they earn
Women Seek Songwriting Help More Than Men, Dokta Brain Says
Renowned songwriter Dokta Brain has revealed he played a hand in Uganda’s latest anthem, “Ki Uganda Kinyuma.” The track, released on October 3, celebrates the