South African artists don't want to share a stage with Nigerian singer Burna Boy at the "Africans Unite" concert. The Tshwane Entertainment Collective has written to the Arts and Culture Minister to object his inclusion. Katlego Malatji, from the Tshwane Entertainment Collective explains.
Up Next
Autoplay
-
02:30
Musicians bring cheer to Cape Town's frontline workers in concert on open-top bus
-
08:21
One Year On, UN-backed Government Yet To Unite Country
-
00:58
New Year in Africa: Spectacular fireworks in Egypt, music concert in Zimbabwe
-
06:56
Boycott, violence in Cameroon's legislative vote
-
01:54
South Sudan Artists Collaborate To Call For Peace
-
02:32
Emerging Artists Showcase Their Work At Exhibition In South Africa
-
02:35
Mali, Benin, Burkina Faso Unite To Fight Extremism In West Africa
-
03:14
South Africa Scrap Art: Two Artists In Cape Town Turn Trash Into Beautiful Sculptures
-
01:37
Tunisians protest Trump's 'Deal of Shame,' call for boycott of US products
-
07:15
Actor, politician Desmond Elliot calls for Africa to unite
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
01:22
Ivory Coast nabs terrorist leader after deadly border post raid
-
01:51
Zimbabwe to reopen schools in two weeks
-
02:36
2014 footage of Cecil, Africa's biggest lion
-
1:00:03
Discussion on High Rate of Divorce in Zimbabwe
