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Mwalimu Express was created in 1997 by DJs Rita Ray and Max Reinhardt. Envisioned as a mythical train traveling the African continent, the original weekly sessions were based at the Bread and Roses pub in Clapham, blending live music, DJs, food and even board games.
In 2000 they introduced a film program, curated by the ScreenStation Collective, showcasing a mix of short films, documentaries and features.
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