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The story behind the launch of The Conversation Africa

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imageThe "go live" moment for The Conversation-Africa, the fourth edition in TC's global knowledge network.

The newest member of the TC family - The Conversation Africa - launched earlier in May. Now TC-Africa editor Caroline Southey has written this blog describing the thrill of launch, the anticipation of the early few weeks, and ambitions for the...

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