As Kanye and his antics continue to reach new heights, American society is divided. Liberals are fed up, conservatives are delighted, and in the mix are Afro Gen Zers who couldn't care less. Here are their thoughts.

Despite the growing popularity of the ‘clean girl’ aesthetic among millennials, Afro Gen Zs are sticking with the maximalist and colourful aesthetic the demographic is known for.

Although Gen Zs like to keep it cool and edgy, sustainable fashion is something that most are increasingly not compromising on. In this list, we spotlight 12 leading African fashion brands whose products and practices align with Gen Z's sustainability priorities.

With his music attracting the bulk of the Gen Z demographic, it’s no wonder that the Nigerian music industry is buzzing with Asake’s name and his records have different charts in a strong chokehold.

For many Gen Zers who are sensitised to harmful social issues that Nicki aligns with, the Barbz train is one that they are quickly getting off of. What does this mean for the future of one of the most legendary rap icons?

Queen Elizabeth’s death brings more memes than tears, and the sentiments fostered by decades of colonial imperialism are brought to the fore.

In the latest issue of Kenga Magazine, YAW DYRO, a fast-rising 21-year-old Ghanaian musician wrote candidly about his background and his come-up, sharing stories about the people and experiences that have influenced his growth as an artist.

Maybe thirst trapping does come down to our need for validation, but this validation does not always rest in the approval of others, but in our own selves.

New releases like TAR1Q’s EP, Son of the Moon, and MajorAJ’s Retroverse, are valid examples of how well Nigerian music has evolved and the part that social media plays in contributing greatly to this feat.

With thirteen Gen Zers, a stripper and a polyamorous man included in the new season’s roster of housemates, we engage the question of whether the culture shock surrounding BBN is simply a gimmick, or if the reality show is truly committed to diversity and inclusivity.

The idea that tampons take away virginity exists in numerous cultures throughout the world, one that has threatened the safety of many women.

The album is a natural celebration of the artist's own myth, and a rebellion against the restrictions of the artist's perfectionism.