The Ogwumike Sisters Leave a Powerful Legacy
African women know all too well about the pressures of pursuing careers to please their families. As personal ambitions are sidelined, their dreams are often forgotten and left inv
The Art & The Muse: Trayc Selasi
Multi-faceted British-Ghanaian singer, dancer, and songwriter, Trayc Selasi has taken her talents to new heights. Following the momentum of her previous releases and a successful,
(Dancing) To the beat of her own drum: Izzy Odigie
Izzy Odigie covers ONETRIBEMAG's Winter Issue
IZZY ODIGIE RELEASES self-titled dance film, “IZIEGBE”
In case you’re unfamiliar, Izzy Odigie is responsible for the best choreography from your favorite African artists’ songs. Dancer, Choreographer and now Film Star, Izzy
How the global diaspora showed up for the #EndSARS movement
2020 has proven to be a force to be reckoned with. From the COVID pandemic to political suppression, to police brutality worldwide, it’s been quite an overwhelming year, to s
THE “49-99” Tiwa Savage inspired #EndSARS Awareness Campaign
There are many ways to bring awareness to a cause. With the #EndSARS movement, we’ve seen people organize protests, gather donations, develop social media projects to educate
Culture is the New Demographic
In an ever-evolving industry where tone, voice, and aptitude are imperative to a brand, it is vital to understand one thing, CULTURE. In an age where companies left and right are u
#GhanaMade2020 is celebrating Ghana’s Independence day like never before, and we got the hookup.
On March 6th, 1957, Ghana, a.k.a. The Gold Coast became the first country in West Africa to gain its independence from British rule. Yes, the country with the best music, parties a
Tips for Better Business as an African Creative
As we witness the growth of African creatives gaining notoriety with major brands and peers alike, it is something to appreciate while also being inspired by these individuals̵
Progress: A J Hus Story (Big Conspiracy Reviewed)
How do you follow up your highly acclaimed debut album and avoid the infamous sophomore slump? Ask J Hus. Momodou Jallow aka J Hus, is lauded as one of the most talented and talked
