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In this week's Africa report, we look at the following:
-SADC to deploy 3,000 strong military force to northern Mozambique
-Lesotho PM faces ouster after break-up of ruling party
-US warns Africa against China's growing role in the region. On line for comment is Dr Paul Kariuki, Executive Director, Democracy Develpoment Programme at UKZN, and convener at Africa Policy Circle.
29 Apr 2021 7AM English South Africa News

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