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Mosque of Mopti: A mosque that changes colour every year
The restoration ceremony of the Great Mosque of Mopti in central Mali features Islamic songs, calls to prayer and Quran narrations.
Jazz Day: How Morocco hosted African, global jazz music stars
Organisers say the celebration highlights the power of jazz and its role in promoting peace, dialogue among cultures, diversity and respect for human dignity.
World Dance Day: Healing wounds in DRC through dance therapy
Organisers say more than 1,500 displaced persons attended the ceremony, with many more expected to attend in the future.
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Muslims around the world started the month-long Ramadan fast last week. Islamic scholars say some of the lessons of the month are unity and love.
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Islamic scholars worldwide have called on the rich to help the less privileged, especially during the month of Ramadan.
How Djibouti’s once hidden music archive compels us to decolonise history
In 2019, indie label Ostinato Records was given access to Djibouti's treasured national radio archive. Its digital restoration reveals a rich globalised sound and a past when music was fused with nation-building.
Travel diary: Yaounde, an Eden-like, cosmopolitan city
Between modernity and tradition, wealth and poverty, and structure and chaos, Yaounde cannot be defined with a single adjective.
The voice to Ghana’s autistic children
According to the Autism Research Institute in the UK, autism is a spectrum disorder, which means it appears in a range of forms and levels of severity.