We just got the latest update and a staggering 39 of the 54 countries have registered for the first Afri music song contest. Can we even surpass the 42 that Eurovision gave us in 2017?

Here are the list of 39 countries who have now registered and there are still almost a month to register. Register closes on 3 October.
01 – Algeria
02 – Angola
03 – Benin
04 – Botswana
05 – Burundi
06 – Cameroon
07 – Central African Republic
08 – Chad
09 – Cote d’ Ivoire
10 – Democratic Republic of Congo
11 – Egypt
12 – Ethopia
13 – Gabon
14 – Ghana
15 – Guinea-Bissau
16 – Kenya
17 – Lesotho
18 – Liberia
19 – Libya
20 – Madagaskar
21 – Malawi
22 – Morocco
23 – Mozambique
24 – Nigeria
25 – Namibia
26 – Republic of Congo
27 – Rwanda
28 – Senegal
29 – Sierra Leone
30 – Somalia
31 – South Africa
32 – South Sudan
33 – Sudan
34 – Tanzania
35 – Togo
36 – Tunisia
37 – Uganda
38 – Zambia
39 – Zimbabwe

As you can see from the picture accompanying this post, Afri music song contest reached the 33 club – yes a staggering 33 African countries have so far registered to take part in the first Afri music song contest, 61% if the 54 African countries – this has overtaken our wildest dreams. About 25 days of registering has gone with 35 days still to go – could be overtake the 42 record of EUROVISION?

For interest sake, here are the 33 countries
01 – Algeria
02 – Angola
03 – Benin
04 – Botswana
05 – Cameroon
06 – Central African republic
07 – Chad
08 – Cote d’voir
09 – Democratic republic of the Congo
10 – Egypt
11 – Ethiopia
12 – Gabon
13 – Ghana
14 – Guinea Bissau
15 – Kenya
16 – Lesotho
17 – Liberia
18 – Libya
19 – Malawi
20 – Morocco
21 – Mozambique
22 – Nigeria
23 – Republic of Congo
24 – Senegal
25 – Sierre Leone
26 – Somalia
27 – South Africa
28 – South Sudan
29 – Sudan
30 – Tanzania
31 – Togo
32 – Uganda
33 – Zimbabwe

UPDATE – a 34th country is now in RWANDA.