France Returns Stolen Colonial-Era Drum to Ivory Coast, Sparking Cultural Revival
France has returned the Djidji Ayokwe drum to Ivory Coast, marking a step in addressing colonial legacies and fostering cultural rejuvenation in Africa.
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France has returned the Djidji Ayokwe drum to Ivory Coast, marking a step in addressing colonial legacies and fostering cultural rejuvenation in Africa.
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