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Stone to be laid for Mobo founder Kanya King
Source: feeds.bbci.co.uk · Published
King tirelessly championed music of black origin, and funded the first awards out of her own pocket.
King tirelessly championed music of black origin, and funded the first awards out of her own pocket.
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