[Interview] Ghanaian Superstar, Stonebwoy: Why Collaboration Wins in African MusicThis link opens in a new windowIn New York City, one of Ghana’s biggest music stars, Stonebwoy, joins AfroVibes for an exclusive conversation about his personal journey and the importance of unity in African music. He shares his experience performing with Davido at Madison Square Garden and the role of U.S. festivals like Golden Cocoa in showcasing Ghanaian talent. Plus, he reflects on how he has handled challenges, stating, "Where we're coming from, we don't know give up." In this video, AfroVibes also interviews Osita "Duke" Ugeh, the founder of Duke Concept Entertainment.Feb 18, 2025
Columbia University's 21st Africa Conference Begins This WeekThis link opens in a new windowEach year, Columbia University's Business School hosts its annual Columbia Africa Conference (CAC), previously known as the Africa Economic Forum (AEF). The 21st CAC is set to take place on October 25th-26th, 2024, at the Columbia University Business School campus, located at 645 West 130th Street, New York.Oct 22, 2024
How 29-Year-Old Doctor, Imodoye Abioro, is Revolutionizing Nigeria's Healthcare SystemThis link opens in a new windowDr. Imodoye Abioro stands out as one of the few entrepreneurs in Nigeria's healthcare sector trained in both medicine and technology and he's on a mission to bridge both worlds. As the visionary co-founder of Healthbotics, Abioro spent the past four years revolutionizing Nigeria's healthcare system by connecting hospitals to blood banks, particularly hospitals in remote areas.Sep 15, 2024
[Interview] 'Rebel Queen': Yemi Alade's Empowering New Album Makes U.S. Premiere in New YorkThis link opens in a new windowDressed in a metallic ensemble and stylish black shades, Yemi Alade turned heads as she unveiled her latest album at an exclusive listening party in Soho, New York on July 12. Her latest work, released to the public on July 26, delves into themes of female empowerment, cultural pride, and social issues, resonating with more audiences across Africa and beyond.Jul 28, 2024
How These African Animators Are Changing the Industry and Drawing Global AudiencesThis link opens in a new windowIn recent years, an increased number of companies and streaming platforms have turned their attention to the billion-dollar African animation industry. Shows like Cartoon Network’s "Garbage Boy and Trash Can'' released in 2022, "Supa Team 4" released on Netflix in 2023, and "Iwájú'' released on Disney+ in February, exemplify how companies are collaborating with local African creators to produce original stories, fostering a shift toward authentic African storytelling.Jul 24, 2024