Deletion of Jazz in Africa

Comment: as an obviously notable topic per . This is not bad enough to need 
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Comment: There's plenty of jazz in Africa in a variety of countries including Senegal, South Africa, Ghana and more.  The current page is a weak start but it is our |policy to welcome such constant and improve it per 
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Comment: This does seem like a topic with potential, which could span, for example, :Louis Armstrong's concerts in Nigeria and Ghana http://www.offbeat.com/news/60-years-ago-today-louis-armstrong-visits-ghana/ during the independence era, the performances by :Archie Shepp, :Dave Burrell and others at the 1969 Pan-African Festival sponsored through the :Organisation of African Unity https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/25/arts/music/dave-burrell-archie-shepp-vision-festival.html, and the activities of :Guy Warren and :Randy Weston as well as  figures from :South African jazz. The https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=gduqiA16Ng8C Preface to Robin Kelley's "Africa Speaks, America Answers: Modern Jazz in Revolutionary Times" shows a potential breadth of sources. The problem is that the present article falls very short, little more than a poor relation of the more substantial :South African jazz article, and may be a case for 
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