African

African(s) may refer to:

Anything from or pertaining to Africa:

African people, people who live in Africa or trace their ancestry to indigenous inhabitants of Africa
- Ethnic groups of Africa
African cuisine
African culture
African languages
African music

African people, people who live in Africa or trace their ancestry to indigenous inhabitants of Africa

Ethnic groups of Africa

Ethnic groups of Africa

African grey parrot, an Old World parrot

Books and radio

The African (short story), autobiographical story by French author J. M. G. Le Clézio

The Africans (radio program)

Music

"African" a song by Peter Tosh from his 1977 album Equal Rights (album)

The Africans (band)

Publishing

African Business, a monthly magazine covering business events across Africa

African Communist, a political magazine published in Johannesburg

African Film (magazine), Nigerian weekly magazine

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Berkeley considers ending single-family zoning

The Mercury News 12 Feb 2021

According to tweets by Droste, in 1915, then-city attorney Frank Cornish talked about protecting house owners against “less desirable (and) floating renter class.” The next year, zoning laws prevented Chinese laundromats and African American dancehalls in the Elmwood area ... “It creates more housing ... .

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Different beat: how Fela Kuti’s son and grandson are modernising the dynasty

The Observer 31 Jan 2021

His tell-it-like-it-is songs took aim at the African elites and he lived life large ... One of the biggest sounds to emerge from west Africa and dominate the global pop charts in recent years is Afrobeats (with an “s”), a slick fusion of west African pop, US R&B and dancehall, though the Kutis have said it bears little resemblance to its namesake.

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Buju Banton Speaks On The Making Of 'Til Shiloh'

Vibe Magazine 19 Dec 2020

Songs like "Champion" and "Murderer" were already dancehall anthems, as was the late Garnet Silk's "Complaint," which Buju had enhanced with his raggamuffin DJ flow ... Since his first few releases electrified the international dancehall massive circa 1989, Buju Banton has been that rarest of deejays ... Would you call this a dancehall record?.

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No musical bandwagon - Female entertainers connecting to roots, Afrobeat

The Gleaner 02 Dec 2020

Female dancehall artistes are easing their way into Afrobeat. Among those who have tried their hands and voices in the West African genre are Macka Diamond, Jada Kingdom, Shenseea, Pamputtae and Curvy Diva, among others, and it’s more than just a... .

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No musical bandwagon - Female entertainers connecting to roots, Afrobeats

The Gleaner 02 Dec 2020

Female dancehall artistes are easing their way ...

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Nigerian pop star Davido: 'Africans were made fun of. Now everyone wants us'

The Observer 01 Dec 2020

how black culture is embracing its African roots - video ... They and others have created a golden age for Afrobeats, a broad term that threads various African pop styles with R&B, dancehall and more, and differs from Fela Kuti’s polyrhythmic Afrobeat ... “When we were kids, Africans were made fun of.