Data leak reveals public money looting in DR Congo - a podcast by BBC World Service

A document leak showing how the Kabila family and associates looted public money in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A doctor in Khartoum tells us about the human cost of the protests in Sudan. The Finance minister of Djibouti worries his country's GDP might freefall unless security in Ethiopia improves. The Mali government is on a mission to stop informal gold mining. And Eskom, the South African power company says it's discovered evidence of sabotage on its network.

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