- Countries:
- Tanzania, Algeria, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, South Africa, Brazil
- Topics:
- Arts & Culture, Music, Sport
Fair trade music download site Calabash Music's Global Downloads blog has published a playlist compiling “some great music from around the globe [that] shows the connection to soccer via these artists. Some of them played professionally, some of them own teams, some of their music has been featured at World Cups, African Nations Cups, and other football competitions.”
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Le Pangolin writes about Teriya Bugu, a model village on the Niger river, in Mali, “proof that Africa has every opportunity to advance so long as it invests in people, especially farmers. Hope is a value Africa should invest in” [Fr]
Mali Travel Diaries writes about Mali's multilinguism, a country where French is the official language and 50 others are spoken.
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