My Australia: How artists of African descent get a chance to showcase their music

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Stani Goma has been bringing the sounds of Africa to the Melbourne airwaves for the past three decades.

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Published 9 February 2021 8:00am

Updated 11 March 2022 3:57pm

By Abbie O'Brien

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My Australia: How artists of African descent get a chance to showcase their music

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Stani Goma has been bringing the sounds of Africa to the Melbourne airwaves for the past three decades.

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Stani Goma has been bringing the sounds of Africa to the Melbourne airwaves for the past three decades.

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