The chameleon of dancehall

Sizzla, who has had to adapt to survive in the cut-throat Jamaican ­reggae ­market, is in South Africa to perform.
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Lots of heart and tons of guts

The Brother Moves On have challenged South African audiences and the white-dominated music industry. Lloyd Gedye tags along for a ride.
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Happy birthday, Bob, love Africa

Bob Marley's 67th birthday provides an opportunity to reflect on reggae's love affair with Africa.
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Virgo is a born star

Jamaican teen sensation appears out of nowhere with full-blown musical skills while established duo Sly and Robbie return with a new album.
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Rhetorical Rasta

Percy Zvomuya and Karabo Keepile speak to Jamaican dancehall artist Sizzla Kalonji.
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One for the road

How Yusuf and the reggae star taught Philippa Ndisi-Herrmann driving etiquette.
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Captain Creole

Jamaica is the cradle of reggae and its offshoot, dancehall. Yet outsiders appropriate it.
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White reggae hits Jamaica

Once reviled, 'white reggae' is now taking off all over the world. But is it any more than a pale imitation of the real thing, asks Dave Stelfox.
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