Club entertainment in Africa
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Podium Nightclub
Podium Nightclub in the centre is a nightclub on Wednesday to Saturday evening.
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Old School Night Club
Owned by football star Mohamed Kallon, this is Freetown's hottest dance venue.
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Legends
A popular American-style bar and nightclub that gets hot and busy after 22:00.
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Kasbah Centre
The Kasbah Centre is another buoyant nightlife hot spot for party animals.
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Complexo Monte Verde
Beira's main nightclub is midway between Praia de Makuti and the airport.
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Atlantis
The Hôtel Riviera Royal's flashy nightclub is an expat favourite.
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La Calle Disco Pub
La Calle Disco Pub has regular live bands. Get going around midnight.
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Club Illusion
This is Addis' most raucous club. It's below the Ambassador Theatre.
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Origins Nightclub
If you wanna disco there's this nightclub at Sam Levy's Village.
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L'Abreuvoir
One of the hottest and best-known discos. There's a snack bar.
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Kiravi
The classy Kiravi near Chopsticks is a disco Saturday nights.
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Tutotel
The disco at Tutotel is one of the more popular options.
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Memories Nightclub
Memories Nightclub is open Wednesday to Sunday nights.
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Pasha Nightclub
The nightclub of the Hôtel el-Djazaïr.
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Colobus Club
Arusha’s loudest and brashest nightclub.
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Crystal Club
Come here for dancing till late.
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La Java Disco
Java belts it out till late.
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La Dee Da's
Another traditional stalwart on the Windhoek clubbing scene, here you can dance to Angolan kizomba (fast-paced Portuguese-African music), hip hop, rave, traditional African, rock and commercial pop accompanied by special effects.
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Quai des Arts & VIP Nightclub
This is where the main action happens during the jazz festival. The rest of the year the place stays fairly calm, though the nightclub attracts a stylish crowd.
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Paddy's
No longer the den of iniquity it once was, Paddy's is still Freetown's most famous nightspot and the only place were everyone, no matter what their stripe, can really let their hair down at the bar or on the dance floor. The food is pretty good too. Paddy's never closes.
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New Afrika Shrine
The spiritual home of Afrobeat, Fela Kuti's original Shrine was burned down, but this replacement is run by his son Femi, who plays on Fridays and Sundays when he's in town (cover charge payable). It's a huge shed, but the music blows the roof off.
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Le Bombolong Nightclub
Another busy club downtown - its dance floor seems to follow the same Ziguinchor rules as Le Rubis - 'grown-ups' sway to salsa on Fridays, while Saturday is younger and hipper, with heavier bass and faster rhythms.
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Quai des Arts & VIP Nightclub
This is where the main action happens during the jazz festival. The rest of the year the place stays fairly calm, though the nightclub attracts a stylish crowd.
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Le Papayer
The best club on the Langue de Barbarie.
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Le Privé
St-Gilles' sole club (all others are in L'Hermitage) has been around for a while but it still draws a big crowd. Young, old, gay and straight pack into Le Privé for a wild night of fun. Famous for it's ladies night on Thursday.
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