By the early 2000s, Bongo Flava was no longer an experiment—it was a movement. Its infectious rhythms, Swahili wordplay, and ...

DAR ES SALAAM: THE sky-high success of Bongo flava music has done a commendable job in promoting Tanzanian culture and the ...

Bongo Flava, a significant cultural export, is negatively affected by piracy, as it limits artists' profits and their ability to manage their work effectively in the digital age.

She was once the daring young girl who broke into the boys' club of Bongo Flava with a mic, a mission, and unmatched moxie.

In Summary Chameleone & Professor Jay Drop "Ebenezer" After 17 Years. The pair have also featured veteran Bongo Flava singer, ...

Kenyans love Bongo Flava. Our airwaves, TV music shows, local shops and even promotional roadshows play a good amount of Bongo music. And what’s not to love about these Tanzanian songs? The ...

In Summary Bongo Flava Star Ibraah Jets In Kenya. Ibraah is slated to hold a press briefing later today. Ibraah ditched Harmonize's stable "Konde Gang Music Worldwide" and has since unveiled his own ...

Kenya's top artists light up June with fresh releases and electric festivals. From Bien to Wakadinali, the industry is alive ...

Bongo Flava has made a sky-high success globally as seen through the works of artists like Diamond Platnumz, Rayvanny, Ali Kiba, Marioo, Zuchu, Aslay and Mbosso, the current megastars of the genre.