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Youssou N'Dour and the Grand Orchestre du Caire © Pierre Rene-Warms/Ideale Audience
  AFRICA LIVE
Tuesday 9 August 2005 10pm-midnight; Monday 15 August 1.50am-2.50am (Sun night)
 
 

During the nights of 12-13 March 2005 a remarkable musical event took place in Dakar. More than 150 of Africa's finest musicians gathered in front of 50,000 African spectators to perform and promote the Roll Back Malaria campaign, under the leadership of the Senegalese superstar Youssou N'Dour. Andy Kershaw presents two hours of scintilating highlights from the two-day event.

Full Line-Up

Seun Anikulapo Kuti
(with Egypt 80, Manu
Dibango and Tony Allen)

 Mosquito Song
Tinariwen

 Tis Metten
Didier Awadi

 Xyoma and Stoppez Les
Corneille

 Parce Qu'on Vient De Loin
Oumou Sangare

 Tienadjan
Salif Keita

 Mandjou
Youssou N'Dour
(with the Grand Orchestra du Caire)  

 Touba - Daru Salaam
Orchestra Baobab

 Bul Ma Miin
Baaba Maal

 Mbaye
Rokia Traoré

 Kana Hami
Awilo Longomba

 Karolina
Tiken Jah Fakoly/Didier Awadi

 Quitte Le Pouvoir
Angelique Kidjo

 Malaika
Youssou N'Dour
(with Le Super Etoile de Dakar)
 Roll Back Malaria

 Africa Lives On the BBC Homepage

 
 
AFRICA LIVES
Celebration of Africa across BBC TV, radio and online
Africa Lives on the BBC
IN PICTURES
Stunning photos from the Africa Live concert
In Pictures: Salif Keita © Pierre Rene-Warms/Ideale Audience

 

 THE AFRICAN ROCK 'N' ROLL YEARS

 AFRICAN MUSIC QUIZ

 HAVE YOUR SAY

BBC Links

Live8, Africa Calling
Details of the concert of African music from the Eden Centre on 2 July

Malaria
Information on the disease from bbc.co.uk/news

Africa On Your Street
All about the African music scene in the UK

External Links

Roll Back Malaria Partnership
Reports and research on tackling malaria

Malaria Foundation International
Gateway to a host of resources from the Malaria Foundation International

Impact Malaria
Background on the disease and an atlas showing the spread

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