historical – Afrobizgermany

Louis Vuitton Sparks Backlash After Turning Iconic “Ghana Must Go” Bag Into $3,000 Luxury Item.

Afrobizgermany / 2 months

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Luxury fashion giant Louis Vuitton has drawn widespread criticism across Africa after unveiling a new designer bag unmistakably inspired by the continent’s iconic “Ghana Must Go” design. Retailing between $595 and $3,000, the luxury tote has been condemned for overlooking the deep cultural and historical symbolism attached to its African roots. For decades, the woven […]

“I’m Not Sorry” – Tyla Responds to Tiwa Savage’s Apology Over ‘Coloured’ Remarks.

Afrobizgermany / 3 months

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Grammy-winning South African singer Tyla has made it clear that she does not share Nigerian star Tiwa Savage’s apology to Black Americans over her “coloured” identity comments. Tyla recently came under fire after identifying as “coloured,” a term commonly used in South Africa to describe people of mixed heritage but considered offensive in the United […]

Afrobeat Icon Fela Kuti Posthumously Honored with Grammy Hall of Fame Induction for ‘Zombie’ Album.

Afrobizgermany / 6 months
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The late Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, has been posthumously inducted into the prestigious 2025 Grammy Hall of Fame for his groundbreaking 1976 album, “Zombie.” This significant recognition, announced by The Recording Academy earlier this week, celebrates recordings deemed to possess “lasting qualitative or historical significance,” a criterion met by works released at least 25 years […]

Mimi Andani Sheds Light on Gender Bias in Highlife Music.

Afrobizgermany / 6 months

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In a candid interview on Onua TV, Ghanaian singer and former Big Brother Africa housemate Mimi Andani has opened up about the historical challenges women faced in the Highlife music genre. She revealed that societal perceptions labeled women who pursued Highlife as ‘loose’ or promiscuous, discouraging many from entering the field. Andani emphasized that this […]

Davido Featured on King Charles III’s Commonwealth Day Playlist.

Afrobizgermany / 9 months

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Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Davido has been included in King Charles III’s specially curated Commonwealth Music playlist, a move that highlights the global reach of African music. The British monarch unveiled the playlist as part of his new Apple Music show, The King’s Music Room, recorded in his Buckingham Palace office. The ecl

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Afrobeat Icon Fela Kuti Posthumously Honored with Grammy Hall of Fame Induction for ‘Zombie’ Album.

Mimi Andani Sheds Light on Gender Bias in Highlife Music.