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DW News Africa with Christine Mhundwa, 25 February 2021

Nigeria's security challenge. A series of attacks in the northeast have left scores of civillians dead. Why is the country unable to contain the deadly violence in the region? Fear and frustration among Ghana's LGBT community as police shut down their center. And cycling to beat COVID-19 in Kenya.

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