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Gael Mpoyo, Africanews correspondent in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo was attacked last week in the course of his duties. A group of six hooded men, some wearing police and army uniforms he says carried out the attack on him.
He is with us on the programme to recount his ordeal.
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