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The Nile Project was a multinational music collective inspired by a river. It sang songs in a variety of styles and languages about life along and with the Nile. Like many projects in the region, it failed because of politics. By Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Thirteen musicians from seven countries came together to work on "Jinja", sharing not only a love of music, but another concern as well – preserving the Nile River. By Richard Marcus

Thirteen musicians from seven countries came together to work on "Jinja", sharing not only a love of music, but another concern as well – preserving the Nile River. By Richard Marcus

The Nile Project was a multinational music collective inspired by a river. It sang songs in a variety of styles and languages about life along and with the Nile. Like many projects in the region, it failed because of politics. By Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

The Ethiopian American vocalist, songwriter and bandleader introduces multiplatform project “Movement,” with a live production about musical migration stories.

Savannah Rep is gearing up for their production of “Once,” a sensational musical based on a film of the same name that follows the spellbinding...

BAR HARBOR — Ethiopian supergroup QWANQWA brings their supercharged sound to College of the Atlantic’s Gates Community Center on Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m.

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The British Council has partnered with the sixth Edinburgh International Culture Summit, held on the occasion of Edinburgh’s 75th anniversary as a Festival City, at the Scottish Parliament from August 26 to 28. K M Khalid, Minister of State, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, represented Bangladesh at the grand cultural exchange.