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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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On The Africa Desk Live, Chief Svosve Dzvokora, former North America chairperson of the Citizens Coalition for Change, said the amendment ends one person, one vote. The government was offered a right of reply.
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On The Africa Desk Live, Congolese rights defender Julienne Lusenge said the war is driven by minerals, and Minnesota's Kilo Kisongo described building a school in South Kivu with money he earned driving for Uber.
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Fifteen conversations into its 54-country series, MORE's weekly program has built an audience of nearly 10,000 followers without spending a dollar on ads.
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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.
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The world's largest cocoa producer set a record farm gate price before its election, then cut it by about 57 percent mid-season as global prices collapsed.
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Mma Amara Ekeruche and Professor Bongo Adi say growth and reserves are up while private spending stalls, and Dr. Gilles Yabi weighs what it means for West Africa.
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Afrobarometer data show 77 percent of Gambians say the country is heading in the wrong direction, up from 29 percent in 2018, as a December election nears under the old constitution.
