L'Afrique a Newcastle 2005

Carnival L'Afrique 2005 kicked off at Newcastle Monument.
Drummers from all over the region gathered to celebrate L'Afrique.
Colourful costumes lit up the stage on a fine autumn day.
Just time for a quick photocall between sets.
Call and Response - African Style.
Drumming is a truly bonding experience.
Is this the next African Boy Band?
Mighty Zulu Princess.
The Mighty Zulu Nation were reseplendent in their finery.
Carnival L'Afrique united people of all ages.
Carnival L'Afrique - a cause celebre!
Prepare for a Mighty Zulu invasion!
Local rapper DJ Chef rocks the mic!
Manoute Seri, the man behind L'Afrique a Newcastle.
Zimbabwean poet Nkosana Mpofu.
L'Afrique a Newcastle brought the centre of Newcastle to a standstill.
Mighty Zulu soloist.
Capoeira, a tradional African/Portuguese martial art.
A Zulu celebration.
Proud Black Voices filling the air!

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