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Annex A: Interviews
- A-1: Senior manager, continent wide
- A-2: Senior manager, Southern Africa
- A-3: Senior Manager, Central and Western Africa
- A-4: Director, Southern Africa
- A-5 Senior Manager, Southern Africa
- B-1: Investigative journalist, global
- B-2: Director, East Africa
- B-3: Senior Manager, Southern Africa
- B-4: Director, Southern Africa
- B-5: Director, East Africa
- B-6: Senior Investigator, Southern Africa
- B-7: Senior Investigator, Southern Africa
- B-8: Investigator, Southern Africa
- B-9: Manager, Central Africa
- B-10: Director, Central Africa
- B-11: Departmental Head, Central Africa
- B-12: Departmental Head, Southern Africa
- B-13: Departmental Head, continent wide
- C-1: Departmental Head, Central Africa
- C-2: Departmental Head, Central Africa
- C-3: Departmental Head, Southern Africa
- C-4: Departmental Head, Southern Africa
- C-5: Departmental Head, East Africa
- C-6: Departmental Head, Southern Africa
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