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| Born | December 14, 1977 |
| Hometown | Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo |
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Afrobeats Star Wizkid To Headline Yam Carnival This August
- Joining him at Clapham Common are fellow Nigerian stars Naira Marley, Flavour, and Ckay, as well as Fally Ipupa, Gabzy, Black Sherif, and ShaSimone.
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Huge fire breaks out near Gare de Lyon train station in Paris
Police said the fires were started after clashes outside a concert venue
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Paris station evacuated after protest against Congolese singer sparks fire
Police evacuated the Gare de Lyon railway station in Paris on Friday after people started fires nearby in protest against a planned concert by a singer from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Police had banned a planned protest against the concert by Fally Ipupa in the nearby AccorHotels Arena concert hall.
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Gare de Lyon train station being evacuated after fire in central Paris
Paris police reported a fire Friday near the Gare de Lyon train station, which was partially evacuated after violence broke out on the margins of a banned protest against a Congolese artist giving a concert nearby. "Avoid the area and allow the emergency services to intervene," the police said on Twitter, later saying the fire had been brought under control and was "being extinguished." Police said it had intervened to stop protesters who set alight garbage bins and scooters, releasing a thick,
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Radiohead Announce Pathway To Paris Live Album, Thom Yorke Bedtime Mix
Radiohead's Thom Yorke performed last December at Pathway To Paris, a benefit concert to fight climate change. Today the band announced that select performances from the event will be released digitally as a live album this coming Wednesday, 7/27. Proceeds will benefit 350.org and the United Nations Development Programme. The Pathway To Paris album features…
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Celeb-filled, stirring ad confronts world leaders' slow response to Ebola crisis in West Africa
A new PSA featuring some of today’s brightest stars does not feature their acting abilities — it just shows them sitting still.
