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Regional Editors are not supposed to post material from their own blogs but today being my last day and needing to say goodbye, I am making an exception to that rule ……………..Black Looks - (Sub Saharan Africa Editor) says her goodbye to Global Voices and thanks her team of volunteers that have worked with her over the past 9 months.
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