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In this edition: as South Africa elects a new president, the gap between rich and poor continues to grow in Johannesburg; the difficult reintegration of child soldiers in Burundi; and a mobile clinic in the Kenyan bush funded by opera.
In this edition: South Africans go to the polls to choose their next president; a political crisis comes to an end in the Democratic Republic of Congo amid accusations of corruption, and the survival story of a group of Madagascan slaves.
Jacob Zuma led his African National Congress to sweep two-thirds of the vote, in which more South Africans cast ballots in absolute terms than in any election since the first all-race contest in 1994.
Jacob Zuma led his African National Congress to sweep two-thirds of the vote, in which more South Africans cast ballots in absolute terms than in any election since the first all-race contest in 1994.
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