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US Secretary of State embarked on a whirlwind tour of Africa that will bring her to 11 countries. She kicked off in Senegal, where she visited the Cheikh Anta Diop University in the capital, Dakar:
In case you have missed it, the 2012 London Olympics have started and are well underway. Of course, here at Bridges with Africa we keep a special eye on the performances of the African athletes. Our correspondent Geshom Nyathi asked South African javelin thrower Sunette Viljoen what her chances are at winning the gold medal:
Our fourth Summer Music Special is a very special one, featuring one of Africa’s most exciting female vocalists. Listen to the incredible story of Sia Tolno, who survived wars in both Sierra Leone and her native Guinea to become the star she is today:
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