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Tag: Botswana

Ozi F Teddy, the Controversial Contributor

February 9, 2020 kylekang

“Beef is part of hip hop but local controversial rapper, Ozi F Teddy has taken it to another level.” This is a quote from the

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Touch the Sky like Zeus

February 13, 2019 madberg3

One of the biggest names of the hip hop scene in Botswana is Zeus. His debut album released in 2008 and was largely a success,

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The Queen Takes Her Throne

January 30, 2019 madberg3

Sasa Klaas released her first official single in the winter of 2013 and quickly gained in popularity both in Botswana and internationally. Now she sit’s

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To be the MC that’d walk 1000km…

April 11, 2018 mpjvdm

To rap in one language is impressive, two rap in two is incredible—but to rap in two languages at the same time in the same

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F E M A L E

March 7, 2018 mpjvdm

How does an Under Armour commercial display the full potentiality of feminine athleticism and power? They could set the whole video to a Sampa the

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Botswanan Flow is Electric

February 7, 2018 mpjvdm

Cashless Society AKA The Hard Cashless Society AKA THC Society highlights the collaborative efforts of Botswanan and South African Emcees Draztik, Snazz D, Black Intellect,

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Hip Hop Music and Culture in Africa

The podcast features discussions on African hip hop music & culture. The podcast is produced & hosted by Msia Kibona Clark and students in the Department of African Studies at Howard University and students in the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University. You can access all of our podcasts and blog posts on hip hop in Africa at www.hiphopafrican.com.

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