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This PowerPoint presentation automatically advances slides every 5 seconds and features information about various African tribes, wildlife, masks, and art. It pays tribute to proud tribes across Africa such as the Maasai, Hammertribe, Mursi, Touareg, Zulu, Wolof, Darfuri, and Himba tribes, noting they enrich not only Africa but the whole world. Background music for the presentation is "Elements of Africa" performed by The Waititi Band of South Africa.
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