Sept. 10- We haven’t visited central East Africa in some time, so this week we land in Kenya and Tanzania, with a side trip into Uganda. The Benga style so well known all over the world originated in Kenya, where Luo musicians from the northwest, playing traditional instruments like the nyatiti, were the forebears. In Kenya, Congolese influences have been powerfully reinvented in the hands of guitarists like Musa Juma and Tanzania’s Remy Ongala, leading to a myriad of new dance styles. We’ll delve into some of the new recordings just in from all over the world to wrap up.