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CÔTE D'IVOIRE Freemuse: Tiken Jah Fakoly recoit Freemuse Award “Il faut continuer de questionner la corruption en Afrique”, disait Tiken Jah Fakoly pendant une interview avec Freemuse en connexion avec la remise de prix. 02 October 2008 Freemuse: Video interview avec Tiken Jah Fakoly Interview filmé avec Tiken Jah Fakoly en langue française. Il parle de la situation en Afrique aussi bien que du rôle et des responsabilitées des artistes aujourd'hui. 01 October 2008 Tiken Jah Fakoly Video interview with the West African reggae singer Tiken Jah Fakoly, recorded in Dublin on Saturday 23 August 2008 in connection with the Freemuse Award 2008 ceremony 04 September 2008 Freemuse: Award ceremony in Dublin "We have to continue questioning corruption and poverty in Africa," said Tiken Jah Fakoly as he received the Freemuse Award at the Festival of World Cultures in Ireland 25 August 2008 Press release: Freemuse Award to Tiken Jah Fakoly Tiken Jah Fakoly receives Freemuse Award in Dublin, Ireland 20 August 2008 Freemuse Award to Tiken Jah Fakoly The first Freemuse Award is given to Tiken Jah Fakoly from Côte d’Ivoire - an outspoken reggae singer who has tirelessly denounced political corruption. 20 August 2008 Radio Freemuse: 'Music censorship in Africa 2008' Listen to or download a 15 minutes radio report explaining about music censorship in Africa today. Hear what the African musicians have to say themselves about the topic 27 February 2008 Senegal: Cote d’Ivoirian reggae singer banned in Senegal Reggae singer Tiken Jah Fakoly from Cote d’Ivoire was declared 'persona non grata' in Senegal in December 2007, after critizing Senegal's president and calling for democracy 08 January 2008 Fadal Dey Video interview with Fadal Dey about the situation in 2006 concerning music censorship in Côte d'Ivoire and West Africa 16 January 2007