Rick Ross Arrives In Lusaka, Zambia For Massive International Showcase With African Music Icons
Rick Ross touched down in Lusaka, Zambia for the Royal Networking Event at Ciela Resort alongside Davido and Koffi Olomide.
Black News
Rick Ross is touching down in Lusaka, Zambia, for one of the continent’s biggest entertainment moments, and the energy surrounding his arrival at the Royal Networking Event is absolutely electric.
The Biggest Boss pulled up to Ciela Bonanza Resort ahead of tonight’s star-studded showcase, where he’ll share the stage with Davido, Koffi Olomide, and Cindy Le Cœur in what’s being billed as a gathering where influence meets entertainment.
The Royal Networking Event kicked off at 3 P.M. CAT and runs until 3 A.M., bringing together Africa’s biggest music stars, socialites, and entrepreneurs under one roof.
Tickets for tonight’s Royal Networking Event sold out quickly, with the venue expecting a packed house of industry players and music lovers ready to witness history.
This isn’t just another performance stop for Ross, who’s been running a relentless international schedule throughout 2026.
Ross’s appearance marks another major international move after his European tour earlier this spring, where he hit Prague, Florence, Frankfurt, and multiple UK cities as part of his “Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour.”
That orchestral experience features the Renaissance Orchestra and Sainted Trap Choir, giving his classic catalog a completely different vibe.
What makes this moment significant is how it fits into Ross’s broader 2026 strategy.
Back in the States, Ross has got major dates lined up, including Seattle on May 6 and his hometown Miami show on May 29 at the James L. Knight Center, where he’ll continue celebrating two decades of Port of Miami with the full orchestral treatment in cities like Atlanta, Houston, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Denver, Dallas, and Orlando.
Rick Ross is preparing to release his third memoir, “Renaissance of a Boss: Notes from a Creative Reawakening,” hitting shelves May 12.
