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Pollstar | Out Of Africa: Q s With Veteran Independent Promoter Sparkie Martin

By: Andy Gensler Ebet Roberts / Redferns G.O.A.T.The legendary Nigerian artist Fela Kuti, who Martin promoted, performing with his band Egypt 80 at New York’s Felt Forum in 1986. Sparkie Martin is a veteran independent promoter who’s worked with stone-cold legends, including James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Quincy Jones and Barry White. He’s also promoted shows by leading musical luminaries from Africa including Fela Kuti, Baaba Maal, Angélique Kidjo and Youssou N’Dour. Pollstar caught up with the high-energy and outspoken Martin, who resolutely believes Africa will be the source of the “next generation of worldwide music.”

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Morocco, Mauritania to Hold High Joint Committee Meeting

Tuesday, 25 May, 2021 - 07:15 Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and his Mauritanian counterpart Ismail Ould Sheikh Ahmed meet in Rabat on Monday. (Moroccan Foreign Ministry) Rabat - Asharq Al-Awsat Morocco and Mauritania plan to hold a meeting of the High Joint Committee to strengthen cooperation and develop economic ties. Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and his Mauritanian counterpart Ismail Ould Sheikh Ahmed made the announcement after meeting in Rabat on Monday. “Talks focused on holding, as soon as possible, a meeting of the High Joint Committee which will be chaired by the prime ministers of the two countries,” Ould Sheikh Ahmed said.

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Pensar que con el odio se va a parar la inmigración es hacernos volver a vivir los peores estragos de la historia de la humanidad

Pensar que con el odio se va a parar la inmigración es hacernos volver a vivir los peores estragos de la historia de la humanidad
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WHO calls for global access to vaccines as Europe is promised millions more doses

SHARE At a time when tensions have erupted over vaccines supplies, Europe s Centre for Disease Control took an important step on Monday with the launch of tracker for inocolation around the continent. The move to improve transparency showed patchy distribution so far, something that tallied with the anger over constraints on the programme which resulted in about eight million doses being administered so far among a population of almost 400 million. Britain with a population of almost 70 million has also administered eight million vaccines. French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday demanded greater efforts in production and said German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen were keen to see progress too. It is a speed race that we are leading against the virus, he said. We Europeans must therefore be even more effective on this subject.

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The vaccine feud between Europe and AstraZeneca, explained

The vaccine feud between Europe and AstraZeneca, explained Miriam Berger © Abdeljalil Bounhar/AP Police and security services are on-site as the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is delivered Saturday at Cheikh Khalifa Hospital in Casablanca. The European Union approved use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine on Friday but it is simultaneously feuding with the British-Swedish vaccine maker over delays in deliveries. The 27-nation bloc plans to require any coronavirus vaccine produced in its territory to seek approval before export. It’s seen as a move against AstraZeneca, after the company said it had to cut down its initial E.U. deliveries because of production delays while continuing to supply Britain with doses.

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