Based on the BBC’s Question Time format, the panel show will tour the East African nation, to provide a female perspective, inviting guests to engage in contentious issues such as gender inequality and climate crisis.

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Based on the BBC’s Question Time format, the panel show will tour the East African nation, to provide a female perspective, inviting guests to engage in contentious issues such as gender inequality and climate crisis.
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