Afrohit Crew to Mark 10 Years in Rwanda’s Dance Industry

Rwandan professional dance group Afrohit Crew is preparing to celebrate a decade of activity in the country’s entertainment industry with a live anniversary concert scheduled for later this month.

Founded as a collective focused on modern dance styles, Afrohit Crew has spent the past 10 years performing contemporary music routines at major public and private events across Rwanda. The group says dance is not only their passion but also their primary profession.

Afrohit Crew is made up of Mupenzi Onan, Kanani Emmanuel, Tuyishime Fiston, Ngabo Fiston, Ngabo Yves, Ukwishatse Sudick, Nuwanjye Sharif, and Nkurunziza Nice.

Over the years, the group has appeared at large-scale national events, including presidential campaign activities, the inauguration of President Paul Kagame, the Tour du Rwanda, high-profile football matches involving APR FC and Rayon Sports, and the annual Kwita Izina ceremony. They have also worked extensively with musicians, appearing in multiple music video productions.

The dance crew has earned several accolades, including awards from Talent Zone Season 2 and the Take Over Dance Competition organised by ISIBO TV. In 2023, Afrohit Crew was recognised as Dance Group of the Year at an event organised by Kalisimbi Event and also performed at the opening of Kigali Universe.

To mark their 10-year milestone, the group has organised a celebratory concert set to take place on December 21, 2025, at Copenhagen venue in Kicukiro, starting in the evening.

The event is expected to feature performances from several well-known artists and entertainers, including Platini P, Bushali, Young Grace, Titi Brown, Jojo Breezy, Jordan Kallas, Divine Uwa, Cyuzuzo the Baddest, and Abatanguha Dance. Music will be provided by DJ Crush, DJ Dallas, DJ Ally, and DJ Pazzo, while MC Nice, MC Brian, and MC Galaxy will host the show.

Ticket prices have been set at 10,000 Rwandan francs for regular admission, 20,000 francs for VIP access, and 180,000 francs for a VVIP table accommodating five people, which includes beverages.

This report is based on information originally published by InyaRwanda.