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Africa Matters: Coup Contagion

Gabon has now become the latest nation to be taken over by military leaders. It follows in the footsteps of countries such as Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso and Guinea in just the past three years. So is there a coup contagion in Africa? Over in Kenya, a physics teacher is steering cities toward a greener and more eco-conscious future. And we follow Nigeria’s Spider-Man as he spins a green web around his southwestern hometown of Osogbo.