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Nigerian doctors tell us why they called an indefinite strike, as we discuss some of the challenges facing the country’s healthcare sector.
Plus, Mali relegates French, removing it as one of the country’s official languages, after the recent constitutional referendum.
And we’re in Kenya, where it’s hoped electric boda boda taxis will save drivers from rising fuel costs while saving the environment.
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Nigerian doctors tell us why they called an indefinite strike, as we discuss some of the challenges facing the country’s healthcare sector.
Plus, Mali relegates French, removing it as one of the country’s official languages, after the recent constitutional referendum.
And we’re in Kenya, where it’s hoped electric boda boda taxis will save drivers from rising fuel costs while saving the environment.

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