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Inside June Sometimes’ Debut: Where Music Meets Interactive Experience

At a time when music drops often feel predictable—teasers, visuals, maybe a rollout campaign, June chose a different route. In 2025, he released his debut album, Memories With Nostalgic Flaws, and it didn’t arrive like a typical project. It came with its own experience. Speaking on Afrobeats Radar on Cosoro Radio, June Sometimes explained that with Memories With Nostalgic Flaws, he didn’t just want listeners to press play—he wanted them […]

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Afrobeats

Why New Artists Are Walking Away From Record Deals Within a Year

A noticeable shift is unfolding in Nigeria’s music industry, where a number of emerging artists are exiting record label deals within a year—or sometimes even less—of signing. While these partnerships often begin with shared ambition and optimism, the early stages of success can quickly expose underlying tensions that reshape the relationship. For most artists, signing to a label is not a short-term move. It represents structure, investment, and the promise […]

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Segun Johnson: The Man Who Disrupted the Rules of Live Band in Nigeria

In a space where tradition once dictated performance, Segun Johnson chose to do something radical, he made live band music feel like it belonged to everyone. Today, his sound is unmistakable. His stage presence is electric. And his influence is undeniable. But Segun Johnson’s journey didn’t begin at the front of the stage. Before the sold-out shows and viral chants, there was a drummer in Lagos, quietly studying the room. […]

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Foreign

Australia’s Most Decorated Soldier Charged with War Crimes in Afghanistan

Australia’s most-decorated living soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, has been charged over allegations of committing war crimes while serving in Afghanistan. The 47-year-old former corporal of the Special Air Service Regiment (SAS) was arrested at Sydney airport on Tuesday and is facing five counts of the war crime of murder. He is being held overnight in custody ahead of a bail hearing on Wednesday. Roberts-Smith, a Victoria Cross recipient, left the Australian […]

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Local

UK Set for Early-April Heat Spike Before Cooler Conditions Return

The United Kingdom is experiencing a notable surge in temperatures this week, with forecasters predicting the warmest conditions of the year so far across many parts of the country. The brief spell of warmth, driven by air flowing in from mainland Europe, is set to bring sunshine and unusually high temperatures before a shift back to cooler, more typical April weather later in the week. Temperatures are expected to climb […]

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Russia Expels British Diplomat, Accuse Him Of Spying

British diplomat, Albertus Gerhardus Janse van Rensburg has been ordered to leave Russia immediately after authorities accused him of engaging in economic espionage. According to Russian officials, the diplomat allegedly sought to obtain “sensitive information” through informal meetings with Russian economic experts and was even accused of providing false information during his entry into the country. These claims were swiftly rejected by the United Kingdom. A Foreign Office spokesperson dismissed […]

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Foreign

Algeria Mourns Late President, Liamine Zeroual

The death of Liamine Zeroual marks the end of a defining chapter in Algeria’s modern political history. A former soldier who rose to the presidency during one of the country’s most turbulent periods, Zeroual passed away on March 28, 2026, at the age of 84, prompting nationwide mourning and tributes from across Africa and beyond. Born on July 3, 1941, in the eastern Algerian city of Batna, Zeroual’s life was […]

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Foreign

DR Congo’s To Conduct First Population Count In 40 Years

More than four decades after its last official population count, the Democratic Republic of Congo is preparing for a landmark national census, an ambitious effort that could redefine governance, development planning, and political representation in one of Africa’s largest and most complex nations. The last census in the Democratic Republic of Congo was conducted in 1984, when the population stood at roughly 30 million. Today, that figure is estimated to […]

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Foreign

Ghana Pushes UN Resolution to Declare Slave Trade a Crime Against Humanity

Ghana is leading a significant international push at the United Nations to formally recognize the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity, marking a pivotal moment in the global conversation on historical justice. The proposed resolution, expected to be tabled before the UN General Assembly, seeks not only acknowledgment of one of history’s greatest atrocities but also to open the door to meaningful discussions on reparations and long-term accountability. […]

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