What Would It Take to Put More African Cities on the Global Touring Map?
Before Doja Cat stepped onto the Move Afrika stage in Kigali on March 17, 2026, production teams had already spent months preparing for the performance. Crews built the stage. Technicians installed lighting and audio systems. Security teams prepared for the crowd. Transport, hospitality, and logistics providers coordinated the movement of people and equipment. Nearly all the stage components came…
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