EPISODE · Mar 11, 2024 · 7 MIN
Lumka Oliphant, Department’s spokesperson
from Radio 2000 Mixes · host Radio 2000
A toddler who was growing up in prison in Senegal after her mother’s arrest in Dakar for drug trafficking has been repatriated by the department of social development. We now speak to Lumka Oliphant, department’s spokesperson.
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A toddler who was growing up in prison in Senegal after her mother’s arrest in Dakar for drug trafficking has been repatriated by the department of social development. We now speak to Lumka Oliphant, department’s spokesperson.
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