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OkayAfrica
@OkayAfrica
15 years of connecting a global audience to Africa. 🌍
Tell us your stand-out moments from the last 15 years.
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- 🌍⚽️ As the World Cup unfolds, African fans are enjoying the thrills of the tournament while also confronting conversations around visa restrictions, xenophobia and what it means to belong on football’s biggest stage. Read Here:
- 🚨 New @AfrobeatsIntel episode drops tomorrow 🙌🏾 Host @JoeyAkan sits down with Excel Joab for an insightful conversation packed with industry gems and more 🤩👇🏾
00:00 - Tems delivers stunning performance of “Me & U” at Obama Presidential Center opening 🥹✨🎶
- 🇧🇮🇦🇺 Through Australia’s Nestory Irankunda, Burundians have found a team to claim, even if Burundi itself is not on the pitch.🙌🏿🔥 Read Here:
- 🇿🇦⚽️ South Africa's Bafana Bafana end their second world cup game with an equalizer 🙌🏾 Did you enjoy the game? 👇🏾
- 🌍 Today in Africa: 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe raises minimum wage for domestic workers 🇨🇮 Côte d'Ivoire’s Elye Wahi unable to enter Canada for World Cup match 🤒 International donors pledge $910 Million for ebola response in DR Congo and Uganda 🔗
- 🇿🇦🎶 The South African artist @vanco_sa talks about chasing, leaving behind corporate security, and finding his place on dance floors around the world. Read Here:
- OkayAfrica reposted
An Open Letter from a South African 🇿🇦 to Our African Brothers and Sisters Dear Fellow Africans, I write to you today as a proud South African, with a heavy heart but also with hope. My name is not important what matters is the message from many of us who love our rainbow - OkayAfrica reposted
Bro has NO IDEA what he just did for the twitter community 😂😂 - South Africa 🇿🇦 vs Czechia 🇨🇿 Who are we rooting for? 👀👇🏾 #fifaworldcup
- 🇨🇮 Sometimes the loudest person in your corner never gets to see you win 🥺💔 Côte d’Ivoire’s forward Yan Diomande pens a heart-wrenching letter to his late sister for @PlayersTribune 🧵👇🏾 Photo credits: Diomande Family, Yan Diomande @RBLeipzig
- 🇿🇦🎶 On ‘Shumela Venda,’ the Standard Bank Young Artist interrogates apartheid’s fractured homelands and creates a world where Venda history can speak for itself. Read Here: bit.ly/4oC37OC
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