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Legend 'Om' Alec Khaoli

The man from Umoja

It's 40 years since the legendary 'Om' Alec Khaoli went solo and started his Afro rock band 'Umoja' in 1982. Time flies indeed. It has been a journey worth celebrating. Bra Om throughout his solo career has made a serious impact and contributed immensely in the music industry both locally in South Africa and abroad.

#Artists #Afrobeat #AfroRock

Will Our Children (Still) Be Able to Read?

To abolish illiteracy and maintain a dignified life

The world is adrift in the tides of hunger and desolation. It isn't easy to think about education, or anything else when your children cannot eat. And yet, the sharp attack on education during this past decade forces us to consider the future that young people will inherit.

#Society #Afrocentric #Education

UbuntuFM Radio Africa

Music from the continent!

Music that appeals to different generations, music that connects! Just be with UbuntuFM Africa and you are going to be with the trend of music both locally and internationally. We are One, and so is the music. African music, Marabi, Kwela, Mbaqanga, Traditionals, Kwaito. Jazz, Soul, R&B, Pop, Reggae, Latin, Dance, live recordings, and interviews; are all featured!

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Yemi Alafifuni

Messenger

Yemi Alafifuni is a talented artist with a passion for gospel, pop and R&B. Hailing from Nigeria, this charismatic British singer and songwriter managed to combine stunning melodies with infectious grooves and great beats, in order to create a catchy, yet direct and edgy sound.

#Artists #AfroPop #Christian

UbuntuFM Radio Africa @Spotify

Music from the continent and beyond!

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M.I Abaga | 'Ashes' (Aluu4)

Nothing would be worse than for death to mean nothing

The Aluu 4 was a necklace lynching that involved four young men, Ugonna Obuzor, Toku Lloyd, Chiadika Biringa, and Tekena Elkanah, all students of the University of Port Harcourt. They were all lynched after they were falsely accused of theft in Aluu, a community in Ikwerre local government area, Rivers State, Nigeria on 5 October 2012. M.I. Abaga wrote Ashes in response to this tragedy.