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The Week in Africa: Elections in Ivory Coast face further delay

Published on : 6 November 2009 - 12:01pm | By RNW Radio Netherlands Worldwide
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The Week in Africa looks at why there is a chance the Presidential election in Ivory Coast may be postponed once again, examines the humanitarian disaster in Mogadishu, and investigates diamond trafficking in Namibia.

 

The week in Africa is a France 24 production

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