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Has the BBC Africa Debate Changed Anything?

How much of an impact have the BBC Africa debates had on the African population?

The BBC Africa Debates tackle subjects from free education to Ebola and youth protest to disability, but does it make any difference? Series producer Alice Muthengi talks to Rajan about the challenges of fairly representing the African population and positively influencing change in the continent.

Also, Newshour’s interview with Nice's Deputy Mayor has compelled many listeners to get in touch to congratulate Razia Iqbal on taking him to task on the burkini ban.

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Mon 5 Sep 2016 01:50GMT
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  • Sat 3 Sep 2016 19:50GMT
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