The programme is dedicated to Africa Day/Month.
IMBA is a film and music movement formerly formed by a Television Producer/Director/Music Composer and Producer Wandile Funani kaMnqanqeni in 2013. Wandile hails from Makwababa village in Cofimvaba in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. The group currently has two lead vocalists; Nkeke Funani with her roots from a village called Medigen in Limpopo but grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa.
IMBA’s music is not confined within a certain genre as its co-founder Wandile is a versatile artist who besides creating television content, directing and producing had also started singing from childhood and sang Choral & Opera music when he got to Johannesburg. IMBA’s primary objective is to use its influence to develop music & TV broadcasting skills throughout the country with more focus on rural communities.
Repertoire included songs about Africa Day/Month from various artists in the African Continent.

The programme is dedicated to Africa Day/Month.<br>IMBA is a film and music movement formerly formed by a Television Producer/Director/Music Composer and Producer Wandile Funani kaMnqanqeni in 2013. Wandile hails from Makwababa village in Cofimvaba in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. The group currently has two lead vocalists; Nkeke Funani with her roots from a village called Medigen in Limpopo but grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa.<br>IMBA’s music is not confined within a certain genre as its co-founder Wandile is a versatile artist who besides creating television content, directing and producing had also started singing from childhood and sang Choral & Opera music when he got to Johannesburg. IMBA’s primary objective is to use its influence to develop music & TV broadcasting skills throughout the country with more focus on rural communities.<br>Repertoire included songs about Africa Day/Month from various artists in the African Continent.

Rhythms of Africa is a Music Program on Channel Africa, Voice of the African Renaissance, focusing on various music idioms throughout the African Continent. It features internationally acclaimed artists like Salif Keita; Angelique Kidjo; Gloria Bosman; Caiphus Semenya; Ladysmith Black Mambazo and many more. Budding artists are also given a platform. 

The idea behind the program is to develop, preserve and promote the rich multicultural talent of the African Continent through airplay and interviews of various artists and styles. In African societies music making is a necessity, not a luxury. Tune in to Rhythms of Africa from Monday to Friday, 10h00 to 11h00 Central African Time.

”No Music No Supper” Dr Thulasizwe “Thulas” Nkabinde.

Rhythms of Africa is a Music Program on Channel Africa, Voice of the African Renaissance, focusing on various music idioms throughout the African Continent.

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