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Leonardo Rocha | 18:13 UK time, Wednesday, 13 June 2007

We're now OFF AIR.

Today, we're talking about this new wave of violence in the Gaza Strip, where 55 people were killed in four days. We'll also be hearing from South Africa, where a public sector strike has paralysed the country.
We couldn't get through to Cyril Ebie, who led a fight against female genital mutilation in Cameroon. But we should have him in the programme on Thursday.

We're waiting to hear what you have to say. Send us your comments.

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