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DW News Africa with Raheela Mohamed, 24 June 2022

The continent is suffering from a catastrophic lack of food because of its dependence on imports. Why is Africa still unable to feed itself? +++ Commonwealth leaders meet in Rwanda. How relevant is the relic of colonialism for ordinary Africans? +++ A forgotten disease afflicts one community in the Central African Republic.

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