IMPORTANT NOTICE!

WELCOME, You are in the old website section up to 2011, please click HOME to view the website in the new 2012 design and system. THANK YOU!

8 African artists invited to perform songs for UN poverty campaign

Published Date
23 April 2010

Hip hop artist HHP has been chosen to collaborate with seven other African singers on a United Nations (UN) song that highlights the importance of the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Other African musos taking part in the project are the Soweto Gospel Choir, Yvonne Chaka-Chaka, Oliver Mutukudzi, Mingas, Wainaina, Baba Maal and Angélique Kidjo.

The song, titled '8 Goals for Africa', is in line with the UN's campaign to urge governments to recommit themselves to fighting poverty. It will be performed and released worldwide in June, during the football World Cup.

Eight African musicians - one for each development goal - have been contracted to record and perform the song. It will be produced by the renowned producer, Arthur Baker. The melody was composed by Jimmy Dludlu and the lyrics were written by Eric Wainaina.

Read more...

Images (1)
Prev Next
Wildebeest on Roast Butternut with Onion Mash Recipe
Bettys and Bakkies with Nik Rabinowitz
Paddy and the hooker
Grap: 'n Boer maak 'n plan
KLEIN JANNIE het 'n Engelse Date
Melkkos Recipe
Can you read this? Brain Game
Travel Getaways where the Women can Play
Funny Old South African Adverts
Cape Malay Fish Cakes