Uganda's 'election missing' begin to resurface - a podcast by BBC World Service

The 18 freed men were arrested in the run-up to the elections in January, and it is believed they were being held by Uganda’s security services.

Plus, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission reports possible war crimes were committed in the Tigrayan city of Aksum by Eritrean soldiers.

And we have a report on the tailor-made transport service for women who are fed up of having to live with the threat of rape in Cape Town.

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