The death and rebirth of the distinctive sounds of ZambiaPolitical and economic factors influenced the highs and lows of Zambian musicWritten by Zita Zage29 November 2023
‘Well, well, well': What the fuss about Trinidad & Tobago's national anthem is all about'[S]acrificing tolerance and respect, for views and clicks'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco25 November 2023
Senegalese music: A national emblem, renowned worldwideYoussou N'Dour is a famous international star of Senegalese musicWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Jane Ellis23 November 2023
Democratic Republic of Congo: What to read and who to follow to understand the social and political situationOver 7,000 professional journalists form the life-blood of the DRC media.Written by Jean Sovon Translated by Adam Long23 November 2023
Neville Garrick, the Jamaican artist who captured Bob Marley’s legacy in his designs, passes away at age 73'This was the first time a Jamaican act had any type of control of what their album covers looked like'Written by Emma Lewis16 November 2023
Members of Belarusian band behind 2020 protest songs receive draconian sentencesTheir song 'We are not a small nation" spread like fireWritten by Daria Dergacheva14 November 2023
Jazzing up the ‘Mandu’ for 20 yearsNepal’s annual jazz festival ends on a 'transcendental' noteWritten by Nepali Times12 November 2023
Myanmar anti-junta activist pens a rap song seeking justice for his murdered parentsHis parents were killed in 2022 after he escaped from prisonWritten by Mong Palatino7 November 2023
In Gabon, music is a tool for visibility both inside and outside the countryThe current President's mother is a famous singer tooWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Adam Long4 November 2023