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Mali: Life at a time of crisis

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The French army has joined Malian troops to take on Islamist fighters in the north, but just when will West African forces be able to join them? Next, we see how Malians are coping with life at a time of crisis. Finally, a trial in Cameroon brings gay rights into the spotlight.

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