Nigerian singer Wizboyy unveils More Billionaires, blending afrofusion and highlife to promote shared growth and motivation. Nigerian musician Wiz Ofuasia, known professionally as Wizboyy, has released a new single titled More Billionaires , a motivational record focused on collective progress and shared success. The afrofusion track, infused with highlife elements, arrives as many Nigerians reflect on the economic realities of 2025 and begin setting goals for 2026. Wizboyy said the song was created to reinforce the importance of communal growth during a period of reassessment. According to the artist, More Billionaires draws from his personal journey and long-standing interest in stories of upward mobility. He explained that the song emphasizes winning together rather than individual achievement, a value he said aligns closely with Igbo cultural traditions. The single features rapper Zoro, who joined the project after Wizboyy developed the initial beat. Wizboyy said the collaboration came together quickly following Zoro’s contribution, with the track completed after several days of mixing and refinement. While upbeat in sound, the song carries themes of collaboration and mutual upliftment, ideas that often resonate during the festive season. Wizboyy added that the track is intended as a counterpoint to growing individualism, encouraging listeners to support one another in pursuit of success. Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Wizboyy drops ‘More Billionaires’ motivational single By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Dec 13, 2025 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Nigerian musician Wiz Ofuasia, known professionally as Wizboyy, has released a new single titled More Billionaires , a motivational record focused on collective progress and shared success. The afrofusion track, infused with highlife elements, arrives as many Nigerians reflect on the economic realities of 2025 and begin setting goals for 2026. Wizboyy said the song was created to reinforce the importance of communal growth during a period of reassessment. ADVERTISEMENT According to the artist, More Billionaires draws from his personal journey and long-standing interest in stories of upward mobility. He explained that the song emphasizes winning together rather than individual achievement, a value he said aligns closely with Igbo cultural traditions. The single features rapper Zoro, who joined the project after Wizboyy developed the initial beat. Wizboyy said the collaboration came together quickly following Zoro’s contribution, with the track completed after several days of mixing and refinement. ADVERTISEMENT While upbeat in sound, the song carries themes of collaboration and mutual upliftment, ideas that often resonate during the festive season. Wizboyy added that the track is intended as a counterpoint to growing individualism, encouraging listeners to support one another in pursuit of success. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria

South Africa's asylum offices are accepting new claims after a Constitutional Court ruling. Learn who can apply, what changed and what rights remain limited. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — 8 October 2026. South Africa's Department of Home Affairs has reaffirmed that reopening access to asylum applications does not grant foreign nationals citizenship or automatically legalise their stay. In a 7 October statement , the department challenged false claims about a Constitutional Court decision as asylum seekers queued at refugee offices and public tensions rose. The new processing instructions followed a court judgment on 7 July and a Home Affairs circular on 28 September. The distinction is crucial: people who entered South Africa without valid immigration documents may now present asylum claims for consideration. Whether they qualify for refugee protection is a separate legal decision. Can undocumented migrants apply for asylum in South Africa? Yes. Following a July 2026 Constitutional Court judgment, refugee reception offices must allow first-time applicants to lodge protection claims even if they entered irregularly or missed earlier reporting requirements. Officials must assess the substance of each claim. Applying does not automatically confer refugee status, citizenship or voting rights. What actually changed at South Africa's refugee offices? A Home Affairs instruction dated 28 September, reported by GroundUp , told Refugee Reception Offices to receive new applicants regardless of whether they arrived through an official border post, possessed an asylum transit visa, or reported within the previously prescribed period. GroundUp documented the reopening at the Gqeberha office on 5 October. The department's deputy director-general for operations, Thulani Mavuso, explained the impact in an interview reported by Eyewitness News . Applicants previously required to justify their irregular entry through a separate preliminary process no longer face that particular barrier before making an asylum claim. This does not mean South Africa has abolished border controls. The ruling deals with access to a protection procedure, not general permission for everyone to enter, work or settle without satisfying the law. The Border Management Authority has said that it continues its border-enforcement responsibilities, as reported by TimesLIVE . Why the Constitutional Court struck down the restrictions The case, Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and Another v Minister of Home Affairs and Others , was decided on 7 July 2026 . The Constitutional Court's official case summary says the challenged rules could prevent people from having their persecution claims considered simply because they lacked immigration paperwork, entered outside designated points or reported late. The Court unanimously confirmed that sections 4(1)(f), 4(1)(h), 4(1)(i) and 21(1B) of the Refugees Act were unconstitutional and invalid. It found that procedural failures could not justify keeping applicants out of a merits-based asylum process. The judges also identified vague thresholds that left applicants exposed to inconsistent decisions. Continue Reading Full Article IMMIGRATION AND VISAS South Africa Reopens Asylum Applications: Court Ruling Explained By Kamau Bahati Entertainment Editor Kamau Bahati Home Comment Oct 8, 2026 Oct 8, 2026 8 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — 8 October 2026. South Africa's Department of Home Affairs has reaffirmed that reopening access to asylum applications does not grant foreign nationals citizenship or automatically legalise their stay. In a 7 October statement , the department challenged false claims about a Constitutional Court decision as asylum seekers queued at refugee offices and public tensions rose. The new processing instructions followed a court judgment on 7 July and a Home Affairs circular on 28 September. The distinction is crucial: people who entered South Africa without valid immigration documents may now present asylum claims for consideration. Whether they qualify for refugee protection is a separate legal decision. Can undocumented migrants apply for asylum in South Africa? Yes. Following a July 2026 Constitutional Court judgment, refugee reception offices must allow first-time applicants to lodge protection claims even if they entered irregularly or missed earlier reporting requirements. Officials must assess the substance of each claim. Applying does not automatically confer refugee status, citizenship or voting rights. What actually changed at South Africa's refugee offices? A Home Affairs instruction dated 28 September, reported by GroundUp , told Refugee Reception Offices to receive new applicants regardless of whether they arrived through an official border post, possessed an asylum transit visa, or reported within the previously prescribed period. GroundUp documented the reopening at the Gqeberha office on 5 October. The department's deputy director-general for operations, Thulani Mavuso, explained the impact in an interview reported by Eyewitness News . Applicants previously required to justify their irregular entry through a separate preliminary process no longer face that particular barrier before making an asylum claim. This does not mean South Africa has abolished border controls. The ruling deals with access to a protection procedure, not general permission for everyone to enter, work or settle without satisfying the law. The Border Management Authority has said that it continues its border-enforcement responsibilities, as reported by TimesLIVE . Why the Constitutional Court struck down the restrictions The case, Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and Another v Minister of Home Affairs and Others , was decided on 7 July 2026 . The Constitutional Court's official case summary says the challenged rules could prevent people from having their persecution claims considered simply because they lacked immigration paperwork, entered outside designated points or reported late. The Court unanimously confirmed that sections 4(1)(f), 4(1)(h), 4(1)(i) and 21(1B) of the Refugees Act were unconstitutional and invalid. It found that procedural failures could not justify keeping applicants out of a merits-based asylum process. The judges also identified vague thresholds that left applicants exposed to inconsistent decisions. ADVERTISEMENT A central principle is non-refoulement : authorities must not send someone back to serious danger without the protection assessment required by law. The court stressed that a person may genuinely qualify for refugee status before any official document formally recognises that status. It also noted the risk to children whose claims were linked to parents excluded over procedural faults. The Department of Home Affairs acknowledged the judgment on 7 July , saying it would consider the implications while maintaining a lawful immigration system. The court's invalidity order was not suspended. The department later issued operational instructions to comply. Does the ruling give applicants citizenship or voting rights? No. In its 7 October statement , Home Affairs directly rejected claims that the judgment grants citizenship or blanket legalisation. It also said it had opposed the original case; the instruction to stop preliminary “good cause” interviews followed a binding court order rather than a voluntary government amnesty. The department said it would refer what it described as a disinformation campaign to the Electoral Commission. That is a statement of the department's intended action, not evidence that any person has been found guilty of misconduct. The Electoral Commission separately confirmed that asylum-seeker status does not create voting rights. Only eligible South African citizens registered to vote may participate in national elections. The clarification came as misinformation circulated about supposed new voting access, according to TimesLIVE's 7 October report . An application is also different from an approval. A person seeking protection must still establish a qualifying fear of persecution or another recognised ground for refugee protection. A rejected claim can lead to departure or removal after relevant appeal and review rights are exhausted. Economic hardship alone does not automatically establish refugee eligibility. How can someone apply for asylum in South Africa? The UN Refugee Agency's South Africa guidance directs people seeking asylum to a Refugee Reception Office . It identifies offices in Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria (Desmond Tutu), Musina and Gqeberha. Applicants should check the latest official operating arrangements before travelling, particularly while offices face new queues. ADVERTISEMENT UNHCR describes a process in which applicants explain why they need protection and provide biometric information such as fingerprints and photographs. Listed family members may also need to attend. After an asylum application is lodged, applicants and dependants should receive asylum-seeker documentation under section 22 while their claims are processed, subject to the applicable procedures. Applicants should keep copies of all notices, appointment confirmations and permits, check their validity dates and follow official renewal instructions. A long queue or a future appointment is not itself proof that asylum has been granted. Anyone experiencing rejection at the reception stage, detention, missing documentation or threatened removal should seek qualified legal or refugee-support advice promptly. The September instruction matters especially for people unable to provide documents proving legal entry. GroundUp reported that an official at one office suggested identity evidence should be brought, while the circular was described as prohibiting refusal merely for missing documentation. Applicants should therefore distinguish documents that may help establish identity from supposed legal prerequisites that the judgment removed. Why are the reopened offices under pressure? Refugee reception capacity was already contested. GroundUp reported that many first-time applicants had been blocked from the system since restrictions took effect in 2020 and that COVID-era office closures worsened access. Its reporting from Gqeberha found applicants receiving later appointment dates and legal advocates concerned about bottlenecks. Mavuso told Eyewitness News on 6 October that Home Affairs could be overwhelmed and might need longer operating hours or additional staff. That was an administrative warning, not a verified count of fraudulent applications or proof that all offices had reached capacity. The public debate has also moved outside government offices. The National reported on 8 October that police were present during tension outside the Durban Refugee Reception Centre on 7 October, where an anti-immigration group had gathered near people waiting to apply. Claims that individuals deliberately obstructed access should be assessed against specific verified incidents, not attributed indiscriminately to protesters. A representative of Progressive Forces of South Africa separately argued that the change could add pressure to schools and public services, according to Channel Africa . Those concerns reflect the organisation's position; they do not by themselves establish that the court order has caused measurable pressure on particular facilities. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Agriculture Mpumalanga Food Market opens: farmer and buyer guide . Civil Society Cornubia Housing Handover: What Is Delivered and Still Due? . African Culture Cape Town EDITION Opens at the V&A Waterfront . Oil and Gas South Africa Gas-to-Power: Bids, Timetable and Delivery . Social Service South Africa Water-Services Review: What May Change . ADVERTISEMENT What does this mean for Congolese and other African refugees? For asylum seekers fleeing conflict or persecution in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi or elsewhere, the change removes a procedural obstacle that could previously stop an application from being heard. It does not mean nationality alone guarantees protection: an individual claim must still be assessed against the legal criteria. The stakes are tangible. In September, South Africa's government confirmed the transfer of 274 asylum seekers and refugees from a Durban location to the Lindela centre. Officials identified 191 people from the DRC and 76 from Burundi among those transferred, alongside people from Uganda, Mozambique and Ghana. That earlier transfer is separate from the October court-implementation queues, but it illustrates the cross-border communities affected by the country's refugee policies. Readers following the wider climate should also see XTRAfrica's earlier explainer on the South Africa September 30 migrant deadline , which explained that a private movement's deadline had no legal authority. The asylum judgment adds a different question: the minimum legal process that government offices must allow before deciding a protection claim. What happens next? The immediate test is implementation. Refugee offices must admit new claims for consideration without resurrecting the struck-down preliminary barriers, while officials still need to determine eligibility and maintain lawful records. Longer queues, capacity measures and the treatment of applicants lacking documents will show whether the court's promise becomes reliable access in practice. Home Affairs has also signalled that it will challenge false claims surrounding the ruling. The judgment should not be confused with a separate May 2026 Constitutional Court decision on repeat asylum applications : that decision restricted fresh applications after an earlier claim was finally decided. The July case concerns getting an initial claim heard despite immigration-procedure failures. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Agriculture Mpumalanga Food Market opens: farmer and buyer guide Trading has begun in Mbombela, but reliable buyers and viable prices will determine its value. . Civil Society Cornubia Housing Handover: What Is Delivered and Still Due? Permanent homes mark progress for flood survivors, while construction and allocations remain. . African Culture Cape Town EDITION Opens at the V&A Waterfront The brand’s African debut adds hotel and dining capacity; local economic gains need measuring. . Oil and Gas South Africa Gas-to-Power: Bids, Timetable and Delivery A postponed briefing leaves the next announcement pending as fuel, funding and grid questions remain. . 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Asake extends his Billboard Afrobeats Songs chart record to 60 entries as his Wizkid collaboration reaches a new peak. According to a Daily Post report , Nigerian singer Asake has further extended his lead as the artist with the most entries in the history of Billboard’s U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart. The milestone was reached after Asake recorded his 60th entry on the chart, driven by his collaborative single with Wizkid, “Jogodo,” which climbed to a peak position of number four this week. The achievement strengthens his standing as one of the most commercially consistent Afrobeats artists on the U.S. charts. Elsewhere on the Billboard Afrobeats Songs chart, South African singer Tyla maintained her strong run as her song “Channel” held onto the number one spot. Tyla was recently named the Top Afrobeats Artist of 2025 , continuing a year marked by sustained chart success. Her earlier hit “Water” previously set a benchmark on the chart after spending 55 weeks at number one. In related chart news, Nigerian superstar Burna Boy secured his first-ever top 20 placement on the Billboard Hot 100 this week. His feature on Gunna’s “WGFT” climbed to a new peak of number 16 following the release of a remix featuring Chris Brown . With the latest entry, Burna Boy has now become the first African artist to debut a song on the Billboard Hot 100 for five consecutive years , spanning from 2021 through 2025. Source: Daily Post Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Asake Sets New Billboard Afrobeats Songs Chart Record By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jan 29, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: According to a Daily Post report , Nigerian singer Asake has further extended his lead as the artist with the most entries in the history of Billboard’s U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart. The milestone was reached after Asake recorded his 60th entry on the chart, driven by his collaborative single with Wizkid, “Jogodo,” which climbed to a peak position of number four this week. The achievement strengthens his standing as one of the most commercially consistent Afrobeats artists on the U.S. charts. Elsewhere on the Billboard Afrobeats Songs chart, South African singer Tyla maintained her strong run as her song “Channel” held onto the number one spot. Tyla was recently named the Top Afrobeats Artist of 2025 , continuing a year marked by sustained chart success. Her earlier hit “Water” previously set a benchmark on the chart after spending 55 weeks at number one. ADVERTISEMENT In related chart news, Nigerian superstar Burna Boy secured his first-ever top 20 placement on the Billboard Hot 100 this week. His feature on Gunna’s “WGFT” climbed to a new peak of number 16 following the release of a remix featuring Chris Brown . With the latest entry, Burna Boy has now become the first African artist to debut a song on the Billboard Hot 100 for five consecutive years , spanning from 2021 through 2025. ADVERTISEMENT Source: Daily Post Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria

Download Denda MP3 by Ntaba 2 London, a new Afro-Pop single released 2026-10-23 with an official video. Download Denda MP3 by Ntaba 2 London 4.8 Ntaba 2 London returns with Denda, a short new Afro-Pop single released in October 2026 with an official video. DOWNLOAD MP3 VIEW LYRICS Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest Copy link Share this song Artist Ntaba 2 London Release Date October 23, 2026 Genre Afro-Pop Quality 320kbs Downloads Audio Player Denda Ntaba 2 London 00:00 / 01:59 Official Music Video Song Details Artist: Ntaba 2 London Title: Denda Featured: None Genre: Afro-Pop Release Date: Oct 23, 2026 Format: MP3 About the Song Denda is a new single by Congolese-French singer Ntaba 2 London. Apple Music lists it with a release date of 2026-10-23. Apple Music files the song under Afro-Pop and lists it at about 1:59. The… More Songs By Ntaba 2 London VIEW ALL SONGS Denda Ntaba 2 London Ntaba 2 London About Ntaba 2 London Ntaba 2 London Congolese Singer Ntaba 2 London (Sandrine Ntaba) is a Congolese-French ndombolo singer known for Mood, Kokodo and the 2024 breakthrough Ndombopiano. Genre Ndombolo, Congolese rumba Years of Active 2021–present Monthly Listeners Awards Latest Album READ FULL BIO VIEW ALL SONGS Trending Downloads From DR.Congo Une Femme comme toi Kaysha . DES SOUS Gims . Complices Fally Ipupa . Bonheur parfait Fally Ipupa . Denda Ntaba 2 London . Double Taux Ferré Gola . Latest News About Ntaba 2 London ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Afropop DR.Congo Ntaba 2 London

Download the MP3 and read the lyrics of “Hujaona Bado” by Tanzanian Bongo Flava artist Jay Melody. This 2025 release explores love's anticipation with soulful melodies. 4.8 Hujaona Bado” by Jay Melody is a 2025 Tanzanian Bongo Flava track that delves into themes of love and anticipation, blending emotive lyrics with captivating rhythms. DOWNLOAD MP3 VIEW LYRICS Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest Copy link Share this song Artist Jay Melody Release Date May 15, 2025 Genre Quality Downloads Audio Player Hujaona Bado Jay Melody 00:00 / 03:02 Official Music Video Song Details Artist: Jay Melody Title: Hujaona Bado Featured: Genre: Release Date: May 15, 2025 Format: About the Song [Intro] Hujaona bado Hujaona bado Hujaona bado Hujaona bado [Verse 1] Nimekupa moyo wangu Nimekupa kila kitu Lakini bado hujaona Upendo wangu wa kweli [Chorus] Hujaona bado Mapenzi yangu ya kweli Hujaona bado Jinsi ninavyokupenda More Songs By Jay Melody VIEW ALL SONGS Nitasema Jay Melody Jay Melody Kipepeo Jux Jux Chururu Hamadai Hamadai Favourite Girl Rema Rema Upweke Jay Melody Jay Melody Hujaona Bado Jay Melody Jay Melody About Jay Melody Jay Melody Genre Years of Active Monthly Listeners Awards Latest Album READ FULL BIO VIEW ALL SONGS Trending Downloads From Tanzania Dar Es Salaam Ibraah . Mpende Anaekupenda Yammi . Melanina Assi . Unaondoka Na Mimi IAM Music Records . My Number One Sanja Kong . Mapenzi Yafutwe Lava Lava . Latest News About Jay Melody ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Bongo Flava Tanzania Jay Melody

A$AP Rocky dismisses rumours of a feud with Drake, saying the alleged beef is exaggerated and not real. American rapper A$AP Rocky has addressed long-standing speculation about a feud with fellow artist Drake, stating that the alleged conflict has been exaggerated and does not reflect any real hostility. Speaking during an interview with Apple Music host Ebro Darden , Rocky described the rumours as petty and dismissed suggestions of serious tension between the two musicians. He said the situation should not be interpreted as an actual dispute. Rocky compared many hip-hop rivalries to professional wrestling, suggesting that publicised feuds are often exaggerated for attention. He emphasised that any perceived conflict between him and Drake does not involve genuine animosity. The rapper also acknowledged that he no longer maintains a personal relationship with Drake, noting that while they collaborated in the past, their connection faded over time. Both artists were previously romantically linked to Rihanna, who is now Rocky’s partner. The couple share three children. Addressing speculation that his upcoming album Don’t Be Dumb and the song Stole Ya Flow were directed at Drake, Rocky clarified that the music was not aimed at any specific individual. Rocky stated that his lyrics are open to interpretation and not intended as a direct response to past rumours or personal relationships. Source TNX Africa, Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT A$AP Rocky Denies Rumoured Feud With Drake By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jan 25, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: American rapper A$AP Rocky has addressed long-standing speculation about a feud with fellow artist Drake, stating that the alleged conflict has been exaggerated and does not reflect any real hostility. Speaking during an interview with Apple Music host Ebro Darden , Rocky described the rumours as petty and dismissed suggestions of serious tension between the two musicians. He said the situation should not be interpreted as an actual dispute. ADVERTISEMENT Rocky compared many hip-hop rivalries to professional wrestling, suggesting that publicised feuds are often exaggerated for attention. He emphasised that any perceived conflict between him and Drake does not involve genuine animosity. The rapper also acknowledged that he no longer maintains a personal relationship with Drake, noting that while they collaborated in the past, their connection faded over time. Both artists were previously romantically linked to Rihanna, who is now Rocky’s partner. The couple share three children. ADVERTISEMENT Addressing speculation that his upcoming album Don’t Be Dumb and the song Stole Ya Flow were directed at Drake, Rocky clarified that the music was not aimed at any specific individual. Rocky stated that his lyrics are open to interpretation and not intended as a direct response to past rumours or personal relationships. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT Source TNX Africa, ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment United States United States

Iyanya says staying celibate has been difficult and explains why he is not ready for marriage, speaking on the Afropolitan podcast. According to the source article, Nigerian singer Iyanya has spoken openly about his ongoing difficulty maintaining celibacy, saying the commitment has been inconsistent despite his efforts. In a candid interview on the Afropolitan podcast , the 39-year-old artist explained that his resolve often weakens when he encounters women he finds attractive, leading to moments he later regrets. He described his experience as a cycle of commitment, relapse, and reflection. Iyanya said his attempts at celibacy tend to fluctuate, noting that while he sometimes succeeds, certain situations challenge his resolve. He acknowledged that after breaking celibacy, he often finds himself wishing he had remained disciplined. The singer also addressed speculation about his personal life, stating that marriage is not something he is considering at this stage. According to him, he does not feel mentally prepared for marriage and prefers to focus on personal healing. Iyanya added that honesty has become central to how he approaches relationships. He said he now clearly communicates his emotional state to people he meets, explaining that he avoids making promises or giving false expectations. He noted that being upfront about his readiness has helped him avoid misleading others, adding that maturity has changed how he handles romantic interactions compared to earlier in his career. Source: Daily Post Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Iyanya Opens Up About Struggles With Celibacy and Relationships By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jan 31, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: According to the source article, Nigerian singer Iyanya has spoken openly about his ongoing difficulty maintaining celibacy, saying the commitment has been inconsistent despite his efforts. In a candid interview on the Afropolitan podcast , the 39-year-old artist explained that his resolve often weakens when he encounters women he finds attractive, leading to moments he later regrets. He described his experience as a cycle of commitment, relapse, and reflection. ADVERTISEMENT Iyanya said his attempts at celibacy tend to fluctuate, noting that while he sometimes succeeds, certain situations challenge his resolve. He acknowledged that after breaking celibacy, he often finds himself wishing he had remained disciplined. The singer also addressed speculation about his personal life, stating that marriage is not something he is considering at this stage. According to him, he does not feel mentally prepared for marriage and prefers to focus on personal healing. ADVERTISEMENT Iyanya added that honesty has become central to how he approaches relationships. He said he now clearly communicates his emotional state to people he meets, explaining that he avoids making promises or giving false expectations. He noted that being upfront about his readiness has helped him avoid misleading others, adding that maturity has changed how he handles romantic interactions compared to earlier in his career. Trending Now 2Baba Urges Focus on National Issues, Not His Marriage . Entertainment Bigiano claims he wrote hook for Davido’s ‘Dami Duro’ . Entertainment Tiwa Savage Joins Nigeria’s 800M Spotify Streams Club . Entertainment Adekunle Gold Sets Lagos Homecoming With 55-Piece Orchestra . Entertainment Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT Source: Daily Post ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Entertainment Sola Allyson Explains Her Transition From Islam to Christianity Singer cites childhood experiences, family shifts and spiritual discovery in her faith journey. . Entertainment Champz Becomes Youngest African Artist to Hit 1M Spotify Listeners Fourteen-year-old Champz sets new streaming milestone weeks after releasing his debut EP. . Fashion Dr Teal’s Marks Year-End With Wellness-Themed Nigerian Owambe Event Brand hosts cultural wellness celebration in Lagos with performances, spa sessions and celebrity guests . Nollywood Updates Tonto Dikeh recounts recovery from smoking, addiction struggles Actress shares testimony at Streams of Joy church on quitting smoking, alcohol and anger . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria

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African teams face defining World Cup matches as Senegal, Algeria and Tunisia seek rebounds. As the first round of matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup comes to a close, Africa's representatives find themselves at very different stages of their campaigns. Some teams have already put points on the board against elite opposition, while others face must-win encounters if they hope to reach the knockout rounds. With the tournament expanded to 48 teams, the margin for error is larger than in previous editions but for several African nations, the second group-stage match could already determine their World Cup future. African Teams After Matchday One Teams Under Immediate Pressure Senegal Need a Response Senegal entered the tournament as one of Africa's strongest contenders but suffered a frustrating 3-1 defeat to France despite competing well for much of the match. The Lions of Teranga held their own for over an hour before Kylian Mbappé helped France seize control. Coach Pape Thiaw later admitted his side must become more aggressive defensively and more efficient in front of goal. The challenge only grows tougher with Erling Haaland and Norway waiting next. Another defeat would leave Senegal facing an uphill battle to qualify. Tunisia Searching for Answers No African side endured a tougher opening night than Tunisia. Continue Reading Full Article SPORTS TRENDS African Teams Seek Redemption in Key Second World Cup Matches By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Jun 17, 2026 Jun 17, 2026 6 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: As the first round of matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup comes to a close, Africa's representatives find themselves at very different stages of their campaigns. Some teams have already put points on the board against elite opposition, while others face must-win encounters if they hope to reach the knockout rounds. With the tournament expanded to 48 teams, the margin for error is larger than in previous editions but for several African nations, the second group-stage match could already determine their World Cup future. African Teams After Matchday One Teams Under Immediate Pressure Senegal Need a Response Senegal entered the tournament as one of Africa's strongest contenders but suffered a frustrating 3-1 defeat to France despite competing well for much of the match. The Lions of Teranga held their own for over an hour before Kylian Mbappé helped France seize control. Coach Pape Thiaw later admitted his side must become more aggressive defensively and more efficient in front of goal. The challenge only grows tougher with Erling Haaland and Norway waiting next. Another defeat would leave Senegal facing an uphill battle to qualify. Tunisia Searching for Answers No African side endured a tougher opening night than Tunisia. The Carthage Eagles were overwhelmed 5-1 by Sweden in one of the heaviest defeats suffered by any team in the opening round. Defensive errors repeatedly punished Tunisia, while Sweden's attacking duo of Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres exposed weaknesses throughout the match. The second fixture against Japan has effectively become a must-win game. ADVERTISEMENT South Africa Must Recover Quickly South Africa's World Cup return started poorly in Mexico City. A 2-0 loss to tournament co-host Mexico was compounded by disciplinary problems, with two players sent off. Midfielder Themba Zwane has since received an extended suspension, further complicating South Africa's plans. The upcoming clash against the Czech Republic now carries enormous importance if Bafana Bafana hope to remain in contention. Algeria Face a Difficult Road Algeria's opening defeat came against one of the tournament favorites. Lionel Messi produced a vintage performance, scoring a hat-trick as Argentina secured a comfortable 3-0 victory. While there is no shame in losing to the defending champions, Algeria now have little room for error. Their next match against Jordan represents a crucial opportunity to revive their campaign before the group enters its decisive phase. Positive Signs for Africa's Strong Starters Morocco Continue to Impress Morocco once again demonstrated why they remain one of the world's most respected international sides. The Atlas Lions matched Brazil for long stretches and could arguably feel disappointed not to leave with all three points after leading through Ismael Saibari. Their organization, pace and confidence caused consistent problems for the five-time world champions. A victory over Scotland would place Morocco in a commanding position to qualify. Egypt Show Their Quality Egypt's draw against Belgium may prove one of Africa's most encouraging results of the opening round. ADVERTISEMENT While many expected Mohamed Salah or Omar Marmoush to be the difference-makers, midfielder Emam Ashour emerged as the hero with a stunning goal and an outstanding all-around performance. The Pharaohs will view their next match against New Zealand as a major opportunity to take control of their group. Cape Verde's Historic Statement Making their World Cup debut, Cape Verde delivered one of the tournament's biggest surprises by holding European champions Spain to a 0-0 draw. Goalkeeper Vozinha produced several crucial saves, while the team showcased the defensive organization and resilience that have become hallmarks of their rise in international football. Their challenge now is proving the result was not a one-off when they face Uruguay. Ivory Coast Lead the Way Among African nations that have already played, Ivory Coast currently sit in the strongest position. 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ADVERTISEMENT With confidence high and momentum on their side, Ivory Coast have given themselves an excellent platform for qualification. Ghana and DR Congo Yet to Begin Two African nations were still preparing for their opening fixtures as the first round concluded. Ghana begin their campaign against Panama, though they will be without Thomas Partey after visa complications prevented his entry into Canada. Meanwhile, DR Congo return to the World Cup stage for the first time in more than five decades and face a daunting opener against Portugal. The Leopards have embraced the underdog role and will hope to spring one of the tournament's earliest surprises. Africa's World Cup Moment The opening round has already highlighted the growing depth of African football. Morocco, Egypt, Cape Verde and Ivory Coast have shown they can compete with traditional powers, while Senegal, Tunisia, South Africa and Algeria still have opportunities to turn their campaigns around. With knockout qualification hanging in the balance, the second round of matches could become the most important set of fixtures African teams have faced since arriving in North America. For some, it will be a chance to build momentum. For others, it may already be their last opportunity to keep the World Cup dream alive. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Agriculture Mpumalanga Food Market opens: farmer and buyer guide Trading has begun in Mbombela, but reliable buyers and viable prices will determine its value. . Civil Society Cornubia Housing Handover: What Is Delivered and Still Due? Permanent homes mark progress for flood survivors, while construction and allocations remain. . African Culture Cape Town EDITION Opens at the V&A Waterfront The brand’s African debut adds hotel and dining capacity; local economic gains need measuring. . 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