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African musicians on Twitter (Second installment)

In the spirit of Follow Friday, we'll list a few more African musicians on Twitter. See the first list at this link. Twitter is a social network where people post 'tweets' or status updates ala Facebook. It's become a web phenomenon as Barack Obama used it in his presidential campaign and it has many other celebrities. Various websites and media organizations have Twitter accounts as well. There are many African musicians on Twitter as well and this blog post will list some of them for you to follow. You can follow Museke.com by going to http://www.twitter.com/museke for all the latest content from this site and other juicy details.

The tweets must be 140 characters or shorter. Each Twitter user follows other users where their homepage shows the latest tweets for people they follow. You can also send direct messages to Twitter users and has many sister sites for pictures, twittering longer than 140 characters.

Let's get into the African musician profiles. This list features musicians who tweet a little more frequently.
Just remove the @ and add the name to Twitter.com/ to access the musician's Twitter profile. Click names to check out their profiles on Museke.

Mugeez of R2Bees (Ghana) - @mugeez
Samini (Ghana) - @saminionline
Kwaku T (Ghana) - @kwakut
Chemphe (Ghana) - @chemphe
Diana Hopeson (Ghana) - @dianahopeson

Philflow (Nigeria) - @philflow
ChiiDo (Nigeria) - @ChiiDo
Wande Coal (Nigeria) - @wandecoal
DJ Jimmy Jatt (Nigeria) - @djjimmyjatt
Zara (Nigeria) - @Zwagger
Kel (Nigeria) - @kelonline
Riz (Nigeria) - @RizMusic
Khemistry (Nigeria) - @Kemistry3000

Emmanuel Jal (Sudan) - @Emmanueljal

Refugee AllStars (Sierra Leone) - @RefugeeAllStars

Lady Bee (Kenya) - @deLadybee

Manuuh (Tanzania) - @manuuh1
Nakaaya (Tanzania) - @nakaaya
K-Lyinn (Tanzania) - @klyinn

340ml (Mozambique) - @340ml

RJBenjamin (South Africa) - @RJBenjamin
Nemza from Skwatta Kamp (South Africa) - @nemzathefuture
Follow them and be informed of what your favorite African musicians are doing. And don't forget to follow us @Museke :-)