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Stone laid to honour Mobo founder Kanya King on 30th anniversary

First reported by Evening Standard Latest report 2 sources
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The Mobo organisation is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a series of activities throughout November, including laying a stone to honour founder Kanya King. King championed black music and culture, personally funding the first awards.

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  1. Evening Standard

    Stone to be laid in honour of Mobo founder Kanya King for 30th anniversary (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    The Mobo organisation will celebrate three decades of championing black music and culture with a series of activities throughout November.

  2. BBC News

    Stone to be laid for Mobo founder Kanya King (opens BBC News in a new tab)

    King tirelessly championed music of black origin, and funded the first awards out of her own pocket.

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