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12/10/2024

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11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from Primier Media!

As we gather around with family and friends, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you, our incredible community. Thank you for your support, engagement, and trust throughout the year.

In this season of reflection, we celebrate the connections we've built and the stories we've shared. We appreciate the opportunity to bring you insights that matter most.

Wishing you a joyful Thanksgiving filled with warmth, laughter, and cherished moments. Here’s to gratitude and new beginnings!

With warm wishes,
The Primier Media Team

11/22/2024

Primier Media's End-of-Year Virtual Event

Date: Sunday, December 29, 2024

As we approach the end of 2024, Primier Media invites you to join us for a thought-provoking virtual event that will take a deep dive into the year's defining moments. Titled "2024 in Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly," this event aims to provide a holistic overview of the events that shaped our world over the past year.

11/03/2024

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09/18/2024

Unlock the Power of Knowledge!

At Primier Media, we believe education fosters understanding and respect across cultures. That’s why we offer engaging programs that explore the rich histories and vibrant cultures of Africans, African Americans, and the African Diaspora.

Designed for everyone, our programs open doors to new perspectives and spark meaningful conversations.

Join us on a mission to transform media narratives with accuracy, authenticity, and positivity. Let’s shape a more inclusive and empowered future together!

Visit our website to learn more and be part of the change at www.primiermedia.com

08/07/2024

Ladies and Gentlemen don't forget that Muzala will be in action tonight in Paris at the 2024 Olympics

All the best to you Champion 🙌

08/02/2024

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08/02/2024

07/31/2024

"I am not African because I was born in Africa, but because Africa was born in me!" -
Kwame Nkrumah

07/30/2024

Celebrating African excellence! 🌍✊🏿🙌🏾🇸🇸🇳🇬 Nigeria’s basketball team, , triumphs over Australia at the Olympics!

07/29/2024

Paris Olympics:

As the world gears up for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, African athletes are expected to deliver elite performances. We are rooting for them to bring home the gold!

07/25/2024

Technology and Startups:

At the recent Gitex Africa tech fair in Morocco, a spotlight was cast on startups making notable advancements in the global AI economy. The event underscored Africa's determination to further embed itself within the global technology arena.

In a related development, Klasha, a cross-border payments company, has extended its operations to Asia. This move reflects the growing trend of African fintech companies expanding their global reach, emphasizing the crucial role of cross-border financial services.

07/16/2024

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07/16/2024

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07/15/2024

MARY MORAA: Kenya's Dancing Queen of Athletics


800 metres World Champion Mary Moraa is making waves in the athletics world as part of a new generation of Kenyan short-distance runners. Known as the ‘Dancing Queen’ of athletics for her intricate rhythmic moves every time she crosses the finish line first, the 24-year-old's love for the sport began at an early age.

"I started running when I was in Primary School, when I was young in grade 4, 5, 6. But there was nobody to guide me on how to compete in major events. When I reached High School, that is when I started running (professionally) because I was under somebody who understood sports."

Moraa credits her success to mentors like two-time silver medallist Hellen Obiri and her supportive schoolteachers who exposed her to professional athletics. Obiri even bought her first pair of professional running shoes, a gesture that Moraa is determined to honor by excelling in her sport.

Raised alongside her three siblings, Moraa's journey was marked by hardship after losing her parents and grandparents at a young age. Despite these challenges, a guardian provided the care and mentorship they needed.

"Our parents passed away when I was two years old, so we were living with my grandfather and my grandmother, and they too passed away. Both of them. It was hard for me and my siblings, but we got somebody who took us in, looked after us, provided and mentored us."

Now, Moraa is among the 83 Kenyan athletes competing in the Paris Olympics, inspired by the hope of creating a better future for young girls in her community. Her unexpected gold medal win at the World Championships last August was a proud moment for her and her country.

"In the World Championship I can say it was a surprise to me, because I had said I will appreciate any medal that comes my way. But I ended up getting gold and it was a big achievement for me and my country."

During the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Moraa was eliminated in the semi-finals. However, her second-place finish in the national trials secured her a spot in the Paris Olympics. This year, she is determined to bring home a medal.

"This year I am also focusing on getting a medal, but I am not sure which medal."

Kenya holds the record for the best all-time Olympic medal haul on the continent of Africa, and with athletes like Mary Moraa, the future of Kenyan athletics looks brighter than ever.

07/14/2024

Rema's 'Calm Down' Featuring Selena Gomez Hits Historic Milestone

Rema's hit song "Calm Down," featuring Selena Gomez, has made history by becoming the first Afrobeats and African song to surpass a billion on-demand streams in the United States. This remarkable achievement was announced by Chart Data on June 17, 2024.

07/13/2024

Congolese Artist Fally Ipupa Kicks Off European Summer Tour in France

Congolese artist Fally Ipupa performed to a packed audience in Lyon, marking the first stop of his European summer tour.

Fans of all ages traveled from near and far to witness the African music sensation in the south-eastern French city. With a career spanning over two decades, Fally Ipupa has captivated audiences with his music, deeply rooted in Congolese rumba and enriched with urban African sounds.

Known for his unpredictability and versatility, Ipupa sometimes incorporates elements of American hip-hop into his music. This dynamic fusion, which contributes to the success of his hits, also extends to his dance performances.

"It's a fusion, it's beautiful colors, ... it's a real thrill," said Isaac Kalonji, one of the choreographers on Fally Ipupa's tour.

Accompanying him during the two-hour show were musicians and dancers from his Congolese troupe sebène, along with French dancers.

Following his performances in Portugal and France, the 'Tokooos' singer's European tour will continue in Italy.

07/12/2024

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