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The heart of African music beats on at ILAM

Rhodes University,
29 May 2020, South Africa

Thanks to esteemed project donors, the Rhodes University International Library of African Music (ILAM) is able to continue with its African music research projects, during a time when the cultural sector is being negatively impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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