From N’dombolo to Benga to African hip hop, you’ll find the best mix of pan-African music by artists from East, West, North, South, and Central Africa, as well as the islands, drawing from VOA’s archive of over 15,000 African songs.
The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast service of the United States government, providing a comprehensive and authoritative source of news, information, and cultural programming for audiences around the world. As a multimedia organization, VOA covers a wide range of topics, including government and politics, world affairs, culture and society, crime, and education.
With a global audience, VOA's content caters to individuals interested in staying informed about the latest developments, policies, and events shaping the international landscape. The organization's coverage is guided by a mandate to deliver accurate, objective, and comprehensive reporting, ensuring that its audience receives reliable and trustworthy information.
VOA's reporting encompasses various aspects of government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, legal and policy regulations, and event coverage. Its journalists and correspondents provide in-depth analysis and expert commentary, offering a well-rounded perspective on complex issues.
To reach its diverse audience, VOA utilizes multiple platforms, including a government website, online digital print publications, radio broadcasts, and television programming. This multi-channel approach allows VOA to disseminate its content effectively, catering to the preferences and accessibility needs of its global audience.
