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With Tanzanian guests unable to join, host Semantics King Jr. took Hour 1 alone, walking through the vote, the dead, the Lissu trial and Zanzibar. Hour 2 featured the Oromo Community of Minnesota.
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The Africa Desk Live wrote to Burkina Faso's Minister of Communication about the treatment of journalists and offered to read any reply in full. None came.
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The Africa Desk Live examined Ethiopia's June election, renewed fighting in the north and five journalists held for nearly three years without a concluded trial.
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With three Malian editors jailed or on trial under a cybercrime law, MORE's program declined to ask Malian voices to take the risk and reported the record instead.
