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Béatrice Odunlami
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26 Feb 2025
Warner Music Africa Francophone hosts first songwriting camp in Abidjan
Warner Music Africa Francophone (WM AFR) launched its first songwriting camp, Warner Music Camp Babi, at Villa Tahiba in Abidjan, Ivory Coast from 18 to 21 February.
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