
African Paris —
Guinean musician Djeli Moussa Conde, based in Paris for 20 years, plays a kora, an instrument similar to a harp.

African Paris —
Samira Fahim has run an Algerian cafe in Paris for 17 years. "It was hard to find Algerian meals in Paris at that time because we did not have a lot of tourists coming to Algeria," she said.

African Paris —
"La Bague de Kenza" has been making Algerian pastries for 17 years. In the early days, Parisians mistook the sweets for Moroccan or Tunisian food they were more familiar with.

African Paris —
"La Bagur de Kenza" is in 11th arrondissement. When it first opened few people ventured there, because the street was unlit at night. Today, it is a thriving neighborhood.


