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IGOR VINCE & HIS DRUM, BRASS AND KEYS

One of the few musicians in our surroundings dedicated to the African sound. As a child Igor Vince played the violin and guitar, and his love for percussions developed after participating in an international music camp back in 2001. This sealed his fate! From then on, he has been actively investing in his mastery of the percussions through his fieldwork in Africa and throughout the world, by learning from some of the best musicians such as Keziah Jones, Cheick Tidiane Seck, Fatoumata Diawara, Cheikh Lo and many others. Vince has performed on several occasion with Senegalese musician and griot Kemo Sissoko at the Museum of African Art in Belgrade, and he is also known as the first white man play percussions with Femi Kuti. In 2016 he performed alongside Femi Kuti on his US tour – a much deserved privilege.

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Institut Afriška

The African Institute connects Africans living in Slovenia and all who are interested in the culture, history and future of Africa. Through thematic evenings, lectures, presentations and workshops, this center spreads knowledge about Africa and helps disseminate information about its cultures, promote positive awareness and contributions to its development. The African Institute was started in 2017 by Daniel Nzotam, driven by the desire to influence changes among the African community in Slovenia. The most important program is the African Festival, and Nzotam also runs the African Cultural Center in Ljubljana, which offers economic, bureaucratic, legal and personal support and advice to African citizens in Slovenia.

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SI HENE: Preserving the history of the Chieftaincy Archives

Si Hene means “enstoolment" in Akan. It serves as a source to bring forth the cultural heritage of the chieftaincy archives of Ghana. Looking through photographic and cinematographic documents provides a more in-depth perspective and preserves the legacy of the individuals that once ruled from the 1800s to the modern-day. The primary goal of Si Hene is to preserve Ghana's historical archives, which are focusing on the chieftaincy founded in many of the regions, and to make the archives accessible to the people of Ghana and the world both digitally and in person.

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