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This week on Africa Weekly, we look back at the events that shaped Africa in 2015. We revisit Kenyas Dadaab refugee camp, which the Kenyan government had

This week on Africa Weekly, we take you to Malawi where rumours of bloodsucking vampires have led to a rampage, we head to South Africa where gang violence is on the rise, and we go to St Helena, where the uncovered remains of former slaves are being prepared for reburial.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

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This week on Africa Weekly we visit Somalia's first dairy factory and then we look at the dangers of skin whitening creams which are popular across the African continent.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

This week on Africa Weekly, we meet an Ivorian refugee in Spain, one of at least 53,000 migrants who have risked their lives this year making the perilous passage across the Mediterranean, no matter how rough the seas. And we take you to Uganda where legendary Japanese film Rashomon is getting a Ugandan adaptation from the capital's Wakaliwood studios.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

<br /> This week on Africa Weekly, we travel to Mozambique where schools are increasingly teaching in the local Changana dialect in addition to the country’s official language, Portuguese. And we take you to Benin where the niche sport of fencing has taken a foothold -- with the national federation setting its sights on Olympic qualification.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

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<br /> This week on Africa Weekly… We focus on Madagascar, where four women who travelled to India to learn how to become solar technicians have returned home. They're now putting their training into practice. We travel to South Sudan, where fifteen percent of the population live with a disability and feel the government could do more to help them. And after an old debate was reopened by France's president, we consider whether Western museums should be returning African artefacts to their original homes.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

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This week on Africa Weekly, take you to Burkina Faso where female prisoners have no other choice but to keep their infants alongside them in detention and we travel to Tunisia to the southern island of Djerba where the dead face discrimination with separate cemeteries for people based on their skin colour. FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLYFOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

This week on Africa Weekly we check in with investors and mining firms riding a newfound wave of optimism, we sample a tipple of South African gin which is proving increasingly popular and finally end in Tunisia where fashionistas are breathing new life into traditional outfits.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY

This week on Africa Weekly we head to Cape Town where residents are praying for the end to a two-year drought. Then we visit Tunisia where the country's health service is suffering from corruption and mismanagement and finally we end in Mozambique where Africa's longest suspension bridge is under construction at an eye watering cost of $750 million. FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY

<br /> This week on Africa Weekly… We focus on Madagascar, where four women who travelled to India to learn how to become solar technicians have returned home. They're now putting their training into practice. We travel to South Sudan, where fifteen percent of the population live with a disability and feel the government could do more to help them. And after an old debate was reopened by France's president, we consider whether Western museums should be returning African artefacts to their original homes.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

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