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Crazy Rich Asians series. COURTESY
Cinema
From Crazy Rich Asians’ TV return to Britney Spears’ musical surprise
Amen Divine Ikamba holds the dummy cheque for her $10,000 prize won at the AI Ventures Accelerator in Gurugram, India.
Technology
Rwandan startup wins $10,000 at India accelerator
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Cinema
Trending: From Miley Cyrus’ chart comeback to Anne Hathaway’s latest film
Installation View_ Natnael Ashebir, In Between, 2026. Mucyo Djuledji, Pixeleye.
Art
Through art, East African artists explore memory, identity and inheritance
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Music
What’s trending: From Taylor Swift's Spotify records to SZA's latest honour 
Ed Sheeran has lost over 500,000 followers on Instagram amid his recent backlash. COURTESY
Showbiz
Showbiz: From Ed Sheeran tour backlash to ‘Buddy’ surprises at box office
Ish Kevin poses for the cover of his latest album, Trappish III_ Win Some, Lose Some.
Music
From wins to losses, Ish Kevin opens up about ‘Trappish III’
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Showbiz
Lady Gaga welcomes first child as Princess Diana's ‘revenge dress' goes for auction
Filmmakers Tresor Senga and Emmanuel Clapton Mugisha are in Paris, France, as their films make debut international screening. Courtesy photos
Cinema
Clapton Kibonge’s film debuts international screening in Paris
Amen Divine Ikamba.
Technology
Rwandan innovator selected for international AI ventures accelerator
Kwibuka, a film starring Rwanda-French actress Sonia Rolland (LEFT) is competing in the Brussels Film Festival 2026. COURTESY
Cinema
Rwandan film starring Sonia Rolland selected for Brussels film festival
Jaffer attending a trade fair in Germany in 1968. Courtesy.
The man who built Sulfo: Inside the life and legacy of Tajdin Jaffer
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International
Monarchies around the world: Countries where royalty still reigns 
NBA Africa Chief Executive Officer Clare Akamanzi speaks at the Africa Mindset Reset Forum, on August 26. Courtesy
AFCON 2023
Akamanzi urges Africa to treat sports as a major economic opportunity
 Singer and songwriter Sarah Phenom, poses for a photo after the interview.  She said that music has always been shaped by the different places she has called home. Photo by Emmanuel Dushimimana
Music
Sarah Phenom on carrying Rwanda with her into the global music scene

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