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Somalia: Car bomb outside presidential palace kills at least 10

On tonight’s show: Somalia’s capital is once again targeted by a fatal car bombing; at least 10 people are killed in the explosion. Also, Gabon is in the final stretch of a tense wait for the results of a closely fought presidential election between opposition frontrunner Jean Ping and incumbent Ali Bongo. And in a FRANCE 24 exclusive, we meet some of the Central African Republic’s female journalists who are trying to tackle the deeply rooted sexual inequality in the country head-on.

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