South Sudan unveils first-ever election plans
If it goes ahead, it will be the first election since independence
Focus on Africa · BBC World Service
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Show Notes
South Sudan hasn't voted in an election since the country gained independence in 2011, but that could change if President Salva Kiir's pledge to hold general elections in 2024 go to plan.
Also on the pod: anger is still simmering in Nanterre, France, after the killing of a 17 year old by the hand of the police sparked days of violent protests. A BBC team speaks to local activists and hears from the police.
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