Across Africa: Ivorian vinyl head's heritage hunt
Summary
Cédric Kouamé, a music fan from Ivory Coast, is working to save and share old African vinyl records from the 20th century. The show also covers ongoing justice efforts by families after a 2016 railway disaster in Cameroon, and explores how São Tomé and Príncipe uses its volcanic soil to grow unique vanilla.Key Facts
- Cédric Kouamé collects and restores African vinyl records from the 20th century.
- His goal is to bring older African music back to modern playlists.
- In Cameroon, families continue to seek justice 10 years after a deadly railway accident that killed 79 people.
- São Tomé and Príncipe’s volcanic soil helps produce vanilla with a distinct flavor.
- The article is part of the "Across Africa" program by France 24.
- The story highlights cultural heritage, disaster impact, and agriculture in different African countries.
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