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earlier in the week of lincoln gave a speech in south africa outlining what is being called the new u. s. strategy for the continent. he said it involved engaging with sub saharan african nations as quote equal partners. he said, washington did not want on in balanced or transactional relationship with africa and was quote, not trying to, i'll do any one else to of african nations have been treated as israelites of other asian progress rather than the authors of the wrong. again, they, the told to take us about the fuel far removed from the united states will not dictate africans choice. neither should anyone us the right to make these choices belongs to africans. to dig into this, to go back to cardia, got out joins me now from south africa. he's a professor of international relations, and university of it wants us to land in johannesburg a little bit. we just had a clip from lincoln, speech, talking about washington's strategy for the continent. you have call this a paradigm shift. can you explain why? is that a, a, a, these documents from that frame is a globally but also to the un

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now you can watch the full version of that report on our news africa, special on the canyon elections later today. here on d, w, and our media center and on our youtube channel. we do want to dig deeper into this topic and for that i can now welcome dw felix marina in nairobi, felix politicians, resorting to these kinds of practices. is this a widespread thing? haley called now a sizable number of politicians, especially the parliamentary and the county assembly level have been resorting to these practices. now majority of the politicians have been national level that is the presidential and her air. gwinnett told y'all may gently have crowds for hire, saw that people are hired, they come to portray the politician has numbers. but these practices have been a wide spread in, in this particular lecture. and especially at that crowds have been hired to go disrupt political meetings. either a bow, a politician as they speak or even inflict bodily harm on the people who are, are seen or viewed as competitors to that particular political candidates. or yes, it is widespread and we heard com

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