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DW News Africa in Review with Christine Mhundwa, 15 January 2021

As Ugandans grapple with an ongoing internet blackout, initial election results show a clear lead for President Museveni. The opposition says it's fraud. Plus: The massive Aswan Dam, that's shaped the course of modern-day Egypt, celebrates its 50th anniversary.

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