American singer T-Pain has filed another lawsuit against Konvict Entertainment, the record label co-founded by international music star Akon. This is a long-standing financial dispute over alleged unpaid royalties. According to reports, the Grammy-winning artist is demanding $489,047 approximately N647 million claiming that the label deliberately withheld funds generated from his music sales despite a previous settlement. However, the latest legal battle centers around a substantial financial transaction involving more than $1.3 million that Konvict Entertainment reportedly received from a distributor for T-Pain’s music catalog. T-Pain’s legal team argues that a significant portion…
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BREAKING: Soldiers oust Bongo, in Gabon Coup
Mandy Park Latest report from the. BBC says Gabon President Ali Bongo has been kicked out by the nation’s military. Signalling the dwindling fortunes of democracy in Africa, the Army officers appeared on national television in Gabon on Wednesday to announce they have taken over power in the West African country,. The Gabonese coup, adds in the political instability in the continent. The soldiers said they were cancelling the results of Saturday’s election, in which President Bongo was declared the winner.The soldiers who introduced themselves as members of the CTRI…
Read MoreTEN REASONS TO VISIT RWANDA MORE THAN ONCE
By Prince Tonye TJT Princewill We have taken time to bring you ten key reasons why Rwanda has to be on your list of places to see not just once, but more than once. It took us 10 days to visit a variety of choice locations and the only reason why we didn’t feel the impact of the hectic schedule was simply because of how amazing each and every one of the experiences were. The internet is riddled with stories and statistics about why Rwanda is the safest country in…
Read MoreRwanda : Moving beyond Genocide to providing Inspiration
By Prince Tonye TJT Princewill Most people hadn’t taken anything more than a lingering notice of Rwanda until 1994 when the genocide that happened there shocked the world. Even then, many ticked a box and marked Rwanda as another place to avoid, in a continent where bad news is more at home than good and tragedy is a staple food in a media predefined diet. I too was in that category. There is so much news to consume, you have to decide what is important and what is not. So,…
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