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Dual nationality in Africa: When a second passport becomes a political weapon

From presidential hopefuls barred from elections to ministers forced out of office, a second nationality can make or break political careers across the continent. The Africa Report examines a contentious issue where the rules are not always applied equally, raising questions about who gets punished and who gets a pass.

The Africa ReportBy Laura Angela Bagnetto
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Dual nationality in Africa: When a second passport becomes a political weapon
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Original headline: “Dual nationality in Africa: When a second passport becomes a political weapon”

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