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AfricaLink on Air — 13 May 2022

Human rights bodies, as well as international governments, condemn the killing of a Nigerian student over accusations of blasphemy +++ At least 10 Nigerian cabinet ministers resign +++Somalia will hold a long-awaited presidential election on Sunday, ending months of delays +++ Sierra Leone hawkers increase noise pollution +++Sports

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