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Why They're Dying in the Congo (1/2)
The civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo is estimated to have caused the deaths of more than five million people. Mark Doyle travels across Congo to ask why so many died during the war and why they are still dying today, six years after the official end of the conflict.
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This programme was restored as part of the World Service archive project
