Rap Artists – The Hip Hop African

Ngeke Bengimele – Ghanaian Stallion & Awa Khiwe

March 24, 2021 jurneetipton

Ngeke Bengimele which translates to “I Can’t Stand It”, is performed by Zimbabwean artist Awa Khiwe. This song, in particular, is a great example of

using politics to influence music: DADDY SAJ

February 24, 2021 Lauryn Renford

Daddy Saj, born Joseph Gerald Adolphus Cole, is a rapper from Sierra Leone who uses his platform to call out political corruption and provide hope

Nasty C & T.I. – They Don’t

February 23, 2021 marie18

Instagram & Twitter: @nasty_csa Nasty C, whose full name is Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo, is a South African hip-hop artist. He released a song in

M.I. Abaga’s unapologetic stance on the state of contemporary Nigerian Rap

February 13, 2019 awele228

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is known on the music scene for its Afrobeats genre boasting a lot of Africa’s music heavyweights including Burna boy,

Samuel Sonnyboy Tubman : Liberian Rapper “Scientific”

January 30, 2019 ngeorgeon

Scientific was born in Bong County, Liberia but he grew up in Ghana in a refugee camp due to the first and second civil wars

The Rise of a Prospect: Shane Eagle

February 7, 2018 teamcfarlane

Shane Eagle, a twenty-one year old Johannesburg Hip Hop artist, is one of the most prominent rap potentials in the South African music

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