This week on Bridges With Africa: NATO steps up its attacks on Tripoli with help of Apache helicopters, despite pleas for peace from the African Union. Libya expert Islam Quasem explains why no one is listening to the AU. How corruption is compromising Africa's fight against climate change. Music from Cameroonian Dutch rapper Scor.pi.o. The recent EU/Africa conference in Brussels. And a wine festival in the South African township Gugulethu.
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Listen to the report on climate corruption in Africa:
Listen to the report on the EU/Africa conference:
Listen to the report on the South African wine festival:
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Corruption is more of a culture that is ingrained in the minds of a people.When a nation is corrupt it is the citizens who permit it.And instead of citizens blaming the government they should be asking themselves.What they are doing about corruption.http://www.tusijisunde.com/2011/what-are-you-doing-about-corruption/
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