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Remembering Bi Kidude with Mim Suleiman
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Remembering Bi Kidude with Mim Suleiman

Ten years after her death, legendary Tanzanian Taarab figure Bi Kidude continues to inspire younger generations.

Sauti za Busara: raising the flag of culture in Zanzibar
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Sauti za Busara: raising the flag of culture in Zanzibar

The Zanzibari festival returns in 2024. Learn more about Sauti za Busara, which celebrates local cultures while welcoming the whole world.

The 50 best albums of 2023
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The 50 best albums of 2023

Listen in on 2023 with our pan-African selection from Durban to Tunis, Nairobi to Niamey, featuring the likes of Amaarae, MC Yallah, Omagoqa, and Baaba Maal. 

PAM presents new film: Tiken Jah, the descendant of Fakoly
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PAM presents: Tiken Jah, the descendant of Fakoly

PAM’s latest documentary stars one of Africa’s reggae heroes. 30 years after his first album, the Fakoly descendant opens the doors of his club in Bamako, and his countryside farm for an alternative look at the legendary reggaeman.

PAM Club: Bab and KasbaH, celebrating Maghreb
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PAM Club: Bab and KasbaH, celebrating Maghreb

Through their Musique de fête project, the Bab and Kasbah duo reconcile club culture and traditional oriental music. They leave us this PAM Club as an invitation to their next parties! After several years spent […]

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“Rue Princesse”, the story of Abidjan’s nightlife
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“Rue Princesse”, the story of Abidjan’s nightlife

On August 6th, 2011, a few months after the end of a violent post-electoral crisis, Abidjan’s new government demolished the Rue Princesse on the grounds that it had become unsanitary, crippled with prostitution, drug trafficking […]

The dizzying destiny of palm wine music
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The dizzying destiny of palm wine music

In the early 20th century, when port cities in West Africa thrived, a new indigenous style of music known as palm wine music emerged from the waters. What started out as a form of entertainment […]

Beni Fadi sings to save his culture from oblivion
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Beni Fadi sings to save his culture from oblivion

The artist, who describes himself as a “fighter” in the service of his culture, the Bédik people, a little-known ethnic group from southern Senegal whose language and culture are threatened with extinction.