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d.w. news africa guess what's coming up in the next fifteen minutes massive celebrations in hot after sudan's longtime leader out of mombasa was forced out what's all me will be taking a closer look. also a father and son who lost five members of their family in last month you'll get an airline crash they see. just far from enough. to. accept his apology put just. loosen up to speed. plus the model bringing together some of the best local musical talent in the. to showcase his city. welcome to the program it's good to have you with us tens of thousands swarmed on the center of sudan's capital in celebration they danced they signed the news that the country's longtime leader has been forced out and then i'll be cool. president obama shuli router down for thirty four yes i faced months of mounting pressure. since coming to. pass been accused of war crimes genocide on the streets in a brutal crackdown on his opponents i mean scenes of joy on the streets the military are now said that al bashir has been detained and that they will run the country for the next two years i'm now joined by. the niec

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