81. Bicycle Africa Tours: West Africa: Senegal, Gambia, Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso, West africa Bike Travel Programs. Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, senegal, Gambia,Guinea, All of West africa is very rich in cultural and history. http://www.ibike.org/bikeafrica/west.htm

Bicycle Africa Programs West Africa Bike Travel Programs Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire), Ghana, Togo, Benin WEST AFRICA BY BICYCLE For those who love to interact with people and gain a better understanding of the world when they travel, the Bicycle Africa offers several cross-cultural programs in West Africa each year: "Sahel Journey" (in the interior) and "West Africa People-to-People" (on the coast). Each two-week itinerary is unique. Consecutive programs are easily combined for a more extensive trip ( full schedule All of West Africa is very rich in cultural and history. We select from the best. Participants have the opportunity to stay in rural villages, learn about day­to­day life, meet artisans, health care personnel, educators and government officials and visit historic and cultural sites. Those who continue on to the coast can celebrate by relaxing on the beach. Highlights of the Mali program are visits to Mopti and Djenne, the fascinating enclave of the Dogon people, with its many sacred sites and a truly extraordinary riverboat trip on the Niger River. A few of the special features of the programs in the coastal countries are the variety of ethnic groups, visits to museums and markets, historic sites, traditional shrines and countless warm and welcoming rural villages. SAHEL JOURNEY (West Africa Interior) scheduled for October-November.

82. Senegal Bike Tour: Educational, Adventure Travel, Eco Tour, Bicycle Tour Holiday senegal cultural, educational, environmentally friendly, rural based, eco tour, senegal WEST africa PEOPLETO-PEOPLE. senegal People-to-People is a http://www.ibike.org/bikeafrica/senegal.htm

Bicycle Africa Senegal Program Fact Sheet Unique Programs To Special Places For Memories Of A Lifetime! SENEGAL: WEST AFRICA PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE Schedule: November (see full schedule and status ) (see also Mali Guinea Ghana and Togo Program Price (lodging, two meals/day, guide, museum fees and more): US$1290 plus airfare. Average out of pocket expenses per program $100 plus or minus $50. Description : Day 1­2: Explore Dakar and historic Goree Island. Day 3­5: Cycle on to the mainland and into the interior, stopping at the beach and in rural villages. Day 6­8: Visit villages in the estuary area of the Saloum River. Day 9­12: Turn into the interior with its contrasting vegetation, economy, architecture and lifestyle. Day 13: Return to Dakar for the end of the program. Features: Starting/Ending Point: Dakar, Senegal. Skill Level: Suitable for fit Beginner/Intermediate/Expert. This is an excellent first program for the less experienced bicycle tourer, yet it has lots of options to keep even the most experience traveler occupied. Mileage Daily / Total: 18-56 miles / 550km, 330 miles.

83. Africa Connection Tours, Senegal africa Connection Tours is a Tour Operator specializing in tourism in West africa,located in Dakar, senegal. Additional correspondent offices are located http://www.au-senegal.com/pages/act.html

(ex Denain) Fax (221) 821 83 26 Email : act@sentoo.sn www.actours-senegal.com Africa Connection Tours Our company is staffed by a diversely skilled Senegalese team whose members are trained in Europe and the United States. Our Senegalese spirit allows us to design tours that consistently show our deeply rooted African values and culture. The tours are conducted in English, French, German, Italian , Japanese and Spanish. And, we are capable of designing and itinerating tours for individuals, small or large groups, ecotourism and business travellers. Our selection of resort hotels throughout West Africa is your guarantee for safety and quality. For Africa Connection Tours, each single client deserves an excursion in Africa that surpasses expectations. Remember , our tours focus one main theme; " Cultural Discovery". Whether the itinerary is for a cultural group, a business trade group, an educational tour, an eco-tourism group or a wedding party; Africa Connection Tours is the tour company that designs quality, affordable and enriching tours programs, that guarantees wonderful memories which will last for a lifetime. Africa Connection Tours....You Owe It To Yourself.....

84. Senegal The capital of senegal, Dakar, is the westernmost point in africa. senegal hasalso maintained closer economic, political, and cultural ties to France http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107951.html

in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Daily Almanac for Sep 25, 2005 Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites Hispanic Heritage Month Hurricane Katrina Daylight Saving Time Ramadan ... Texas Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map College Center Scholarship Search College Resources Career Center Job Search Post Your Resume Continuing Ed. more . . . Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips World Countries Senegal Infoplease Atlas: Senegal Republic of Senegal National name: President: Abdoulaye Wade (2000) Prime Minister: Macky Sall (2004) Area: 75,749 sq mi (196,190 sq km) Population (2005 est.): 11,126,832 (growth rate: 2.5%); birth rate: 35.2/1000; infant mortality rate: 55.5/1000; life expectancy: 56.8; density per sq mi: 147 Capital and largest city (2003 est.): Dakar, 2,476,400 Monetary unit: CFA Franc Languages: French (official); Wolof, Pulaar, Jola, Mandinka Ethnicity/race: Wolof 43.3%, Fulani 23.8%, Serer 14.7%, Diola 3.7%, Mandingo 3%, Soninke 1.1%, European and Lebanese 1%, other 9.4% Religions: Islam 94%, Christian 5% (mostly Roman Catholic), indigenous 1%

85. Peace Corps | World Wise Schools | Lesson Plans | Teacher Guides | Senegal senegal Activities for Grades 3 5 africa What Do You Know? Purpose appears in Seymour Fersh s 1989 book Learning about People and Cultures. http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/guides/senegal/what.html

Destination:Senegal Senegal Activities for Grades 3 - 5 Africa What Do You Know? Purpose: To practice basic map skills while reviewing the location and physical features of Africa and Senegal. Materials: "What Do You Know?" worksheet for each student "Something to Think About" worksheet for each student Suggested Activities: A condensed version of Susan Hall's thought-provoking article "Are You Going to Teach About Africa?" appears in Seymour Fersh's 1989 book Learning about People and Cultures . Although originally written in 1970, Hall's message is still relevant today. It is included in the Information for Teachers for your information. Have students individually complete "Something to Think About", then compare their responses in small groups. Ask each group to discuss the relationship between their true/false responses, and their responses to "Something to Think About." Have students predict responses to the true or false quiz for their parent's or grandparent's generation. Survey parents or grandparents. Compare actual responses to student predictions. Discuss possible reasons for differences. Have teams of students develop a plan for surveying magazine articles, television shows, movies, and/or videotapes for content messages about Africa. Share results of the investigation with another class or with your Peace Corps Volunteer.

86. ADM Executive Committee And Honorary Members EXPERIENCE senegal is a crosscultural programme initiated by the africa-DiasporaMovement. The africa-Diaspora Movement is registered in senegal as an http://www.freetocharities.org.uk/africa-diaspora/espprogramme.htm

Experience Senegal Programme (ESP) Vision Overall Objectives: To bridge the cultural gap between people of African descent Reverse the image of desolation that Africa is often associated with Promote inter-African solidarity and cooperation To build a culture of peace and inter cultural understanding Contribute to a better understanding of Senegalese history in particular and West African history in general. Strengthen the ties between African and Africans in the Diaspora To promote African culture through art and history. To celebrate cultural diversity and mutual tolerance Specific Objectives To facilitate dialogue and communication between Senegalese people and African people in the Diaspora Give the opportunity to all people of African descent to have real experience with their motherland. Provide an opportunity for Senegalese to better understand African American cultures and ways of life. To promote Senegalese and African Art, culture and music. To set up a permanent bridge of solidarity, friendship and brotherhood between Africans and Africans in the Diaspora. Contribute to healing the wounds and stigma of 4 centuries of bitter slavery and slave trade.

87. Suffolk University Dakar Campus, Dakar, Senegal Gender and Development in senegal and SubSaharan africa Social AnthropologyExplorations in african Cultures (spring only, language of instruction http://www.suffolk.edu/dakar/studyabroad/courses.html

Search Site Index About Senegal About Dakar Campus ... Suffolk University Home Study Abroad Courses and Credits Total recommended credit for the semester is 15 semester/22.5 quarter hours and for the academic year is 30 semester/45 quarter hours. Contact hours are 45 hours and recommended credit is 3 semester/4.5 quarter hours per course, unless otherwise indicated. A full course load is considered five courses. There are three required courses that constitute the core curriculum: Contemporary Senegalese Society and Culture, French language, and Wolof language. A student with advanced French-language skills may opt to take a content course in French instead of the French language course. a) area studies courses taught in English; b) community service or an internship with accompanying seminar; and Required Courses WOLO 1001 SGSM Wolof Language for Beginners The goal of this course is to provide students with basic, functional knowledge of Wolof so they can comprehend and use the language in everyday situations. The focus is on spoken communication. AFST 3001 SGSM Contemporary Senegalese Society and Culture French Language Courses French language instruction is divided into four levels with a focus on oral communication to help learners understand and interact with French speakers in Senegal and other Francophone countries. Communicative activities are based on real-life situations and authentic texts. Participants are placed in appropriate language classes based on a proficiency examination at the beginning of the program. In selecting a French course, estimate your current level.

88. Wells College - Dakar Program in western africa; where modern amenities mix well with the cultural Finally, as a developing nation, senegal offers a wonderful opportunity to http://www.wells.edu/academic/dakar.htm

Majors and Minors CORE Curriculum Undergraduate Research Meet the Faculty ... Local Attractions Search Site: All Any Study Program in Dakar, Senegal Featured Link: • Meet the Faculty • Detailed Description of Program Detailed Description of Courses The special attraction of the Wells College program is its focus on interaction with the local population, not as folklore but in everyday life circumstances. It is designed not only for students who want to major in African studies, but for all students wishing to develop their interest in political science, literature, history or the arts while experiencing a very different culture. It is also a program which allows students of African American studies to discover the roots of our African heritage. Finally, as a developing nation, Senegal offers a wonderful opportunity to examine the influence of European and American culture on traditional societies. It also gives the students a chance to look at their own culture from a very different point of view. Academic Program, Requirements, Credits, Calendar

89. People Like Me Viewer's Guide : Dance Style Locator : West African Dance West African Dance. MALI and senegal –Mandeng and Wolof GUINEA –Bissau Within Vai culture there are both male and female secret societies which http://www.worldartswest.org/plm/guide/locator/westafrican.shtml

DANCES BY YEAR: current year DANCES BY STYLE (all styles, all years) 2005 Dance Styles: West African: Mandeng and Wolof ( Mali and Senegal) Argentine: Tango Balinese: Drama Tari Korean: Sogochum and Sam-go Mu (Drum Dances) ... Polish: Zywiec Mountain Dance Related Topics: Shadow Puppetry Gravity DNA West African Dance Africa covers about one fifth of the world's land area and about an eighth of its people. It is a land of striking contrasts and great natural wonders, from the tropical rain forests of western and central Africa, to the world's largest desert, the Sahara, to vast grasslands, and the world's longest river, the Nile. Africa is divided into 53 independent countries and protectorates. The African people belong to several population groups and have many cultural backgrounds of rich and varied ancestry. There are over 800 ethnic groups in sub-Saharan Africa, each with its own language, religion, and way of life. African dance embodies athleticism and a graceful beauty flowing with rhythm. In Africa, dance is a means of marking the experiences of life, encouraging abundant crops, and healing the sick soul and body. It is also done purely for enjoyment. All ceremonial African dances have a purpose. They tell stories and relate history. African music and dance in its essence communicates concepts of life on an elevated level; dance to the African is a universal, transcendent language. Traditionally, people throughout the continent of Africa achieve direct communication between themselves and their gods through ritual music and dance, including many with masks.

90. January Intersession In Dakar, Senegal negritude, and Dakar the summit of FrancoAfrican culture. Cathedral inDakar, senegal. Gorée Island Central in African Diaspora History, http://inside.bard.edu/academic/programs/aads/courses/senegal.html

C O U R S E S AADS January Intersession in Dakar, Senegal Baobab Tree, symbol of Senegalese Life and Culture See images and sounds of the student's experience in Senegal. After a preparatory 2-credit class in the fall semester, eleven Bard and Simon's Rock students set off for Dakar in late December. The class explored Senegal's unique position as the founding place of two major Islamic brotherhoods and the legacy of France's assimilation policy ( Dakar and Saint Louis were important capitals of French West Africa, or AOF). Students also learned about the Senegalese Diaspora, particularly the large community in New York City. The class explored themes of societal castes, French colonialism, assimilation and identity, Islam, ever-changing gender relations, negritude, and Dakar: the summit of Franco-African culture. Readings included works by Sembene Ousmane, Taaw and God's Bits of Wood , Joe Lunn, A Senegalese Oral History of the First World War , Mariama Ba's Scarlet Song , and films by Sembene Ousmane, Faat Kine and Djibril Diop Mambety

91. International Academic Programs: Saint-Louis, Senegal as you delve into Senegalese life and cultures for the academic year. In Madison, faculty and staff of the African Studies Program assist in http://www.studyabroad.wisc.edu/africa/senegal_st_lou.asp

About IAP: Mission Statement Contact List Why Study Abroad? Study Abroad 101 Programs UW-Madison students Non-UW students APPLY ONLINE! Information for: Prospective students Participating students Returning students Exchange students ... Parents Information about: Academic Issues Financial Issues Scholarships Internships ... Data Reports ST. LOUIS, SENEGAL Photos Improve your command of the French language as you delve into Senegalese life and cultures for the academic year. Dakar, the current capital, is located 200 miles south of Saint-Louis. A deep natural harbor at Dakar makes the cosmopolitan city a major West African port. Choose a variety of courses taught in French Attend classes in any of the four following faculties: Letters and Humanities Law and Political Science Economics and Business Law and Computer Science All courses - except those in the English and Foreign Language Departments - are taught in French. In addition to university classes, the academic program includes:

92. African Studies NEH Institute Faculty And Staff Clyde Taylor, film scholar and literary/cultural essayist, is Professor at the and written literatures, especially by women, of senegal and africa. http://www.coas.howard.edu/neh/FacultyandStaff.htm

Institute Faculty and Staff Project Summary Reading List Films ... Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed to view documents. Download if you do not have software on computer already. Institute Faculty and Staff Co-Directors Mbye Cham is a Professor of Literature and Film in the Department of African Studies at Howard University, Washington, D.C. He attended the University of Dakar, Senegal and the University of Besancon in France before receiving his B.A. degree from Temple University in Philadelphia. He holds an M.A. degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo and a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. In addition to numerous essays and chapters in books on African and Caribbean oral traditions, literature and film, he is the editor of EX-ILES: Essays on Caribbean Cinema (1992), and co-editor of Blackframes: Critical Perspectives on Black Independent Cinema (1988) and African Experiences of Cinema Manthia Diawara is presently Professor of Comparative Literature and film, and director of the Institute of African American Affairs at New York University. He is internationally known for his teaching and scholarship. In 1998-99, he was awarded the PHI BETA KAPPA visiting lecturer fellowship; and in 2001 he was distinguished Professor at the School of Criticism (Cornell University). He has received grants from the Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, ARTE/ZDF, and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts. He has also served as distinguished lecturer at Princeton University, Harvard, Cornell, Stanford University, and the Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris). He has published articles on literature, film, and art in scholarly and popular magazines. He is the founder and editor of

93. SeneRAP.org :: The African HipHop News Magazine Of Dakar, Senegal Translate this page The african HipHop News Magazine of Dakar, senegal. From the homelands ofthe African nations to the Arab culture to the West and the rest of the world http://www.senerap.org/

@import url("themes/SeaBreeze-original/style/style.css"); Home Radio Forum FAQ What's up Home / Accueil News archive Search About the site (FAQ) The Library Crews and Artists SeneRAP Research Interviews Compilations The Music Radio Promotion Image Gallery Interact Add your music/bio Guestbook Forum Contact us ... Your Account Africanhiphop Visit Africanhiphop.com ! Hiphop from the motherland - Dakar to Joburg and beyond. Denis Ndong « Snipe », rappeur vivant en Allemagne : « C'est un retour aux sources pour moi » Denis Ndong, plus connu sous le sobriquet de « Snipe », veut apporter sa contribution à l'expansion de la musique hip hop. Ce rappeur sénégalais, qui a servi sous les drapeaux français, milite pour un rap engagé. Mais il ne s'enferme pas dans ce cocon. Il écrit aussi des textes romantiques pour célébrer tout ce qu'il ressent. Dans cet entretien, il lève un coin du voile des réalités qu'il rencontre en Allemagne où il est établi. Comment êtes vous venu dans le mouvement rap ? « J'ai commencé à faire de la musique en 1995. Après mon service militaire de deux ans en France, je suis parti en Allemagne. Mais j'avais auparavant commencé à écrire des textes à Dakar. C'est en Allemagne que je suis entré officiellement dans le mouvement. C'est là où j'ai formé un groupe, qui s'appelle « Diaspora », avec cinq autres potes. Ensuite, trois ont quitté et en 2000 un autre est parti. Je me suis retrouvé avec deux camarades. On a sorti un album qui s'appelle « La Diaspora » qui a assez bien marché. Dans cette production, les chansons sont interprétées en français, mais il y a une chanson en allemand, où on dénonce le racisme de certains citoyens allemands. Le racisme est un fait qui existe dans ce pays. Mais ce ne sont pas tous les Allemands qui sont racistes. Le racisme existe là-bas, mais ce n'est pas tous les jours qu'on le vit, sinon j'aurai quitté le pays.

94. University Of Chicago: Department Of Anthropology: About The Department University of Chicago Anthropologists who work in africa Southern africa; “Imagesof culture Being Herero and the Reconstruction of Cultural Identities http://anthropology.uchicago.edu/about/africa.shtml

Africa East Asia Western Europe Native North America ... Oceania, Australia, New Zealand University of Chicago Anthropologists who work in Africa Faculty Students: Preparing for the field In the field ... Recent PhDs Faculty: Jean Comaroff - Barolong, Botswana/South Africa; South Wales (UK); (history, colonialism and postcolonialism, ritual, medicine, the body, neoliberalism, crime, policing and public order) John Comaroff - Barolong (Tswana), Botswana/South Africa; (political and legal systems, historical anthropology, colonialism and postcoloniality, modernity and the politics of identity) Michael Dietler - Southern France; Kenya (Luo); (Archaeology and ethnoarchaeology, colonialism and postcoloniality, political economy, consumption, ritual, material culture, memory, identity politics) Kesha D. Fikes - Cape Verde Islands, Lusophone Africa, Portugal; (race and the bureaucracies of spatial mobility, the relationship between colonial migrant labor projects and post-colonial/post-independence migrant labor phenomena) James Fernandez - Gabon, Dahomey, Togo, Ghana, Natal; Asturias, Spain; Ethnohistorical research in Madrid, Barcelona, Castile, Hamburg, Berlin, Frankfort, Cologne, Paris

95. West Africa: Conakry Hosts Festival De Guinée, 1st International Heritage And C The story of my journey from the Gulf of Guinea on africa s Atlantic Coast to A key facet is the rich vibrancy of the culture, echoing the ATA Congress http://www.africa-ata.org/guinea.htm

Guinea Story Land of Contrasts Kindia, Mamou, Labe, Mali Ville Slave Route. ... Photos Opposite: La Dame du Mali Commerce la Mode Ballets Africains Media-Francais ... The Guinea Story: Land of contrasts by Muguette Goufrani T C'est Magnifique Slave Route ," which I will describe more fully my next installment photos , see the gallery pages, where I had many opportunities to capture the spirit and flavor of the country, its people, history, culture, cuisine, colorful costumes, lifestyles and breathtaking scenery. To follow the route we took,click and view the full page map or scroll for the map inset below. If your are interested in booking a tour covering the same basic route, see

96. AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCH TOURS - SENEGAL AND THE GAMBIA | African American | Blac FROM 1414.00 PER PERSON DOUBLE senegal AND THE GAMBIA OFFER SITES OF HISTORICAL South africa. Specialty Categories. Cultural Expeditions Church Tours http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/8450.html

You are here: Home Africa Ghana Trip Listing Service ... Home Categories Active Adventure Affinity Family Hobby ... Sports Destination Africa Asia Australia Caribbean ... South America Popular Activities Bicycle Language Schools Naturist Railway Trips ... Maps Weekend Getaways Backroad CityEscape Unique Stays Castle Hotel Eco Lodge Outdoors Fishing Lodge Guest Ranch Hunting Lodge Resorts Diving Golf Naturist Spa Are you interested? Want to learn more about this tour, order travel brochures, pose questions to the tour operator or book this tour? Click for details. AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCH TOURS - SENEGAL AND THE GAMBIA This tour is offered by: ( Try Africa Click here for info FROM 1414.00 PER PERSON DOUBLE SENEGAL AND THE GAMBIA OFFER SITES OF HISTORICAL INTEREST AND A RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE WHICH IS TREASURED AND PRESERVED BY A VARIETY OF ETHNIC GROUPS. TOUR INCLUDES; GOREE ISLAND, DAKAR CITY TOUR, BANJUL CITY TOUR, JUFFUREH, ROUND TRIP AIRFARE FROM NEW YORK, 6 NIGHTS FIRST CLASS HOTELS, 6 BREAKFASTS, TAXES AND SERVICE CHARGE Your Itinerary Day 1: Welcome to Senegal and The Gambia, West Africa

97. African Arts: A Saint In The City: Sufi Arts Of Urban Senegal (1) Mourides are galvanizing contemporary senegal and its everexpanding diaspora Signal works from Islamic cultures elsewhere in africa reveal a http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0438/is_4_35/ai_104520725

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles African Arts Winter 2002 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports A Saint in the City: Sufi arts of urban Senegal African Arts Winter, 2002 by Allen F. Roberts Mary Nooter Roberts Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. It's so hard to be a saint in the city. Bruce Springsteen Continue article Advertisement Like the icons of Byzantium (see Belting 1994), images of Amadou Bamba and his family are active sources of potency and power. It is common to see Mourides touch Bamba's image to their foreheads or kiss wall murals to receive his blessing. As David Morgan asserts, "the first thing to learn about the popular piety to which ... images appeal is that, for most people, it is more important to cope with an oppressive or indifferent world than to resist or subvert it [Fig. 3]. Thus, the theology of the sublime and sovereign Deity is subordinated by many believers to an apparatus of intercession" (1998:23-24). Mouride visual culture provides just such an apparatus. Walls That Speak

98. Learning Abroad Center: Programs: Africa & Middle East senegal has long been seen as a crossroads where black African, Islamic, and European people remain deeply attached to traditional values and cultures. http://www.umabroad.umn.edu/programs/AFRICA/msid_senegal.html

Return to: Office of International Programs U of M Home One Stop Directories ... Make a Gift Minnesota Studies in International Development - Senega l Home Programs Dakar and other locations Academic year, fall or spring semester 4 semesters college level French Open to U of M and Non U of M juniors, seniors and graduate students Resident credit Homestays Internships Learning Abroad Center Minnesota Studies in International Development MSID also has sites in Ecuador Ghana India , and Kenya The MSID curriculum explores the theoretical and practical implications of international development and intercultural issues. Field experience is an integral part of all courses. Pre-departure readings and assignments create a common knowledge base from which the courses and internships build. All of the curriculum except the language courses can be taken for graduate level credit. Fall Semester Curriculum 16 credits International Development: Critical Perspectives on Theory and Practice (GloS 4801, 4 credits, 3 graduate credits)

99. Samaratone - Music Production,publishing And Management African Music Translate this page Afrika,Musik,Weltmusik,Worldmusic,Trommeln,senegal,Label,Musikverlag,Reggae,Musikjournalismus AfricainPercussion,Musicjournalism,culture,African Reggae http://www.samaratone.com/

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100. AFRICA The Statesman s Yearbook the Politics, Cultures, and Economies of the World 2001, senegal Habre Torture Charges Dismissed. africa Today Voice of the http://www.au.af.mil/au/aul/bibs/africa/afr28.htm

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