African Grooves and Music 13/08/2025

from Ubuntu Voices · host Ajak Kwai

Ajak plays music from the African continent in addition to various other external countries, and shares her thoughts on injustices being done to African people. Track #1 - Everything Must Change by Nina SimoneTrack #2 - Unknown Track by Unknown ArtistTrack #3 - Unknown Track by Unknown Artist Track #4 - Four Women by Lisa Fischer & LedisiTrack #5 - Unknown Track by Unknown Artist Track #6 - Unknown Track by Unknown Artist Track #7 - Mandeng Blues by SillabaTrack #8 - Mandeng Groove by SillabaTrack #9 - Unknown Track by Unknown ArtistTrack #10 - Unknown Track by Unknown Artist Track #11 - Fasl by Oum Enjoy!

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