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Angélique Kidjo Is Officially the First African Musician to Get a Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame (opens the original)
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August 18th is officially declared "Angélique Kidjo Day" in Hollywood. Beninese musician Angélique Kidjo has been honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The multigenerational artist is now the first African musician and the first Black African to receive a Hollywood star. Kidjo was given the 2,854th Hollywood star for her extraordinary artistry and global influence across generations. At the event, hosted by Variety Correspondent, Angelique Jackson, Kidjo was joined by Oscar-nominate
Angélique Kidjo Is Officially the First African Musician to Get a Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame (opens the original)
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August 18th is officially declared "Angélique Kidjo Day" in Hollywood. Beninese musician Angélique Kidjo has been honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The multigenerational artist is now the first African musician and the first Black African to receive a Hollywood star. Kidjo was given the 2,854th Hollywood star for her extraordinary artistry and global influence across generations. At the event, hosted by Variety Correspondent, Angelique Jackson, Kidjo was joined by Oscar-nominate
Is Food and Drink Africa’s Next Big Cultural Export? (opens the original)
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At Make It With Martell in New Orleans, two African-descended mixologists emphasize that African gastronomy has always been ready for the world, and that controlling our narrative and championing indigenous ingredients is what truly matters. Look around you; evidence of Africa’s global cultural impact is unmistakable. You see it in Afrobeats and amapiano blasting from speakers in bars, clubs and stores all over the world. You see it in pieces by African designers, sitting pretty on some of the w
Is Food and Drink Africa’s Next Big Cultural Export? (opens the original)
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At Make It With Martell in New Orleans, two African-descended mixologists emphasize that African gastronomy has always been ready for the world, and that controlling our narrative and championing indigenous ingredients is what truly matters. Look around you; evidence of Africa’s global cultural impact is unmistakable. You see it in Afrobeats and amapiano blasting from speakers in bars, clubs and stores all over the world. You see it in pieces by African designers, sitting pretty on some of the w
Today in Africa — August 3, 2026: Hundreds of Ethiopians Flee to Sudan after Tigray Fighting, Uganda Unveils Statue of Yonatan Netanyahu at Entebbe Airport (opens the original)
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OkayAfrica has scoured the Internet for today’s major news stories, so you don't have to. On August 3, coverage includes: displacement of hundreds of civilians in Ethiopia’s Tigray region following renewed fighting between federal forces and a regional armed group; the unveiling of a statue in honor of Yonatan Netanyahu, an Israeli soldier and older brother of current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who died in a rescue operation at Entebbe Airport in 1976; and more. Every day, OkayAfrica sha
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