Africa Oye faces 'crucial year' in fight to keep festival free
UK's largest of African music and culture is preparing to take over Sefton Park this weekend
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‘My aim was Oyé, not Glastonbury’: Liverpool’s beloved African music festival turns 30
Africa Oyé attracts the world’s biggest African artists, inspires local Black musicians and remains free to all. So what next for the community-minded festival that now attracts crowds of 80,000 to Sefton Park?
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