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Behind the scenes at Focus on Africa

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Dave Lee | 10:44 UK time, Wednesday, 2 December 2009

If you're not a regular reader of our African news pages, you may have missed this clip of the Focus on Africa team showing how they gather stories and content to broadcast on Africa's foremost news and current affairs programme.



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