Ericson Mangoli

Nairobi

Journalist at Who Owns Africa

Founder and Managing Editor @WhoOwnsAfrica.

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Who are the top best DJs in Africa?

3 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

Have you ever wondered, “Who are the top best DJs in Africa?” Well, get ready to find out! African music is super lively, and a lot of that comes from amazing DJs. These folks are like party superheroes, making sure every club, party, or get-together is full of energy. They’re really good at mixing songs and keeping the vibe just right. Some of them make playlists that blend different music styles, which creates a really special experience.
Top ways in Africa to make money from your news website

3 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

Want to make some extra cash from your news website in Africa? You’re in luck! There are tons of ways to turn your online presence into a money-making machine. Forget about just posting articles; we’re talking about real, actionable steps you can take right now. This guide will show you some top ways in Africa to make money from your news website, helping you boost your income and grow your platform. Selling ad space on your website can bring in steady income.
How i make a living in Africa using Google AdSense

3 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

Ever wondered how people actually make money online, especially from places like Africa? Well, I’m here to spill the beans on how I manage to earn a living right here in Africa, all thanks to Google AdSense. It’s not some secret trick, just a lot of consistent effort and understanding how the system works. So, if you’re curious about how I make a living in Africa using Google AdSense, keep reading. AdSense is a real way to make money from your content, like blogs or YouTube videos.
Elevating Africa: The Power of Afrobeats and Amapiano

4 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

African music is really taking off around the world, especially with genres like Afrobeats and Amapiano becoming the leading genres. These sounds are not just popular in Africa anymore; they’re making waves everywhere. Afrobeats, which started in Nigeria, gets you moving with its strong rhythms and catchy singing. Amapiano, from South Africa, has this cool, deep house vibe with unique drum sounds.
How to become a DJ in Africa

4 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

So, you want to be a DJ in Africa snd be successful? That’s awesome! It’s a journey that’s all about passion, hard work, and knowing your stuff. This guide is here to help you figure out how to become a famous DJ in Africa, covering everything from getting started to making a real career out of it. We’ll talk about the music, the gear, and how to get your name out there. Let’s get into it and see how you can make your DJ dreams happen. Know the local DJ scene and what makes it special.
Steps to start farming business in Africa

4 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

Thinking about starting a farming business in Africa? It’s a big step, but totally doable if you know what you’re getting into. There’s a lot to consider, from the land itself to figuring out who’s going to buy your stuff. This guide will walk you through the top steps to start farming business in Africa, helping you get your operation off the ground and hopefully, make it a success. Understand your local climate and soil conditions before planting anything.
DRC partners with AC Milan in landmark deal

5 days ago | kurunzinews.com | Ericson Mangoli

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has announced a landmark partnership with Italian football powerhouse AC Milan, marking a pivotal step toward enhancing the nation’s international presence and socio-economic development. The agreement, signed on June 19, 2025, in Rome, comes in the wake of a wave of criticism directed at Rwanda for its sponsorship deals with renowned European football clubs, such as Arsenal.
Why is politics in Africa regarded as a dirty game?

6 days ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

You might have heard people say, “Politics is a dirty game.” This phrase often describes politics as a no-holds-barred fight for power, where anything goes. When you look at what happens during campaigns and elections, it’s easy to think that politics is indeed a dirty business. So, why is politics in Africa a dirty game? Let’s explore some of the common things that make it seem that way. Many politicians prioritize their own gain over helping the public.
Why Google AdSense pays less to Africa compared to other regions

1 week ago | whoownsafrica.com | Ericson Mangoli

Have you ever wondered why Google AdSense payouts might look different depending on where you are in the world? It turns out, publishers in Africa often see less money from Google AdSense publishers compared to folks in other regions. This isn’t just a random thing; it comes down to a mix of things like how many advertisers are interested, the local economy, and how much people engage with ads.
Ruto urges Dangote to revive cement projects in Kenya

1 week ago | kurunzinews.com | Ericson Mangoli

President William Ruto has urged Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote to revive his stalled cement projects in Kenya. This move aims to significantly boost Kenya’s industrialization efforts and create much-needed employment opportunities, signaling a renewed focus on attracting major foreign investment in key sectors. Ruto’s appeal to Aliko Dangote underscores a strategic push to accelerate Kenya’s industrial development.