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Lester Meek: Good evening Algeria!

Algeria: Hello!

Lester Meek: Can you please give us your votes?

Algeria: Yes, sure. Here they are:

7: Egypt

6: Nigeria

5: Madagascar

4: Mali

3: Gabon

2: Cameroon

1: Kenya

Algeria: And here are the three most important votes from Algeria:

8 points go to…Cape Verde!

10 points go to……Benin!

12 points go to…

…Sudan!

Algeria: Thank you South Africa.

Lester Meek: Jeremy English’s Sudan pick up maximum points, but Karl Unpingco’s Cape Verde overtake Morocco by getting 8 points. What devious treatment of one’s neighbours!

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Lester Meek: Good evening Swaziland.

Ilana Lapidos: Hello again, Lester.

Lester Meek: Ah, Ilana Lapidos. You are looking lovely tonight.

Ilana Lapidos: Thank you Lester!

Lester Meek: Now, South Africa are hoping for some generous points from Swaziland!

Ilana Lapidos: We’ll see what we can do;

7: Mozambique

6: Cameroon

5: Tanzania

4: Gabon

3: Benin

2: Morocco

1: Zambia

Ilana Lapidos:

8 points go to…Mali!

10 points go to……Sudan!

12 points go to…

…Senegal!

Ilana Lapidos: Thank-

Lester Meek: I’ve cut her off. What a travesty. No points for South Africa! Let’s see how the bitter, bitter tables are looking now.

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Lester Meek: Jeremy English’s Sudan are now the closest contender to a rampaging Mali. Matt Lepino’s South Africa are unfairly stranded in 7th place. Next we go to Togo and Mauritius.

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Lester Meek: South Africa calling Togo!

Togo: Good evening, South Africa.

Lester Meek: Hello. Can you give us Togo’s votes?

Togo: Absolutely;

7: Zambia

6: Sudan

5: Mozambique

4: Kenya

3: Senegal

2: Cape Verde

1: Gabon

Togo: And here are our most important votes:

8 points go to…Madagascar!

10 points go to……Central African Republic!

12 points go to…

…Benin!

Togo: Thank you South Africa!

Lester Meek: Thanks Togo. Well, it’s a very nice 10 points for Ricky Nakano’s Central African Republic, but it’s Sir Ronald Vaughan’s Benin who will be happiest there. Madagascar break the century barrier, much to Egypt’s annoyance.

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Lester Meek: Hello, Mauritius. Can you hear me on your island paradise?

Sir Anerood Jugnauth: Good evening South Africa. Please try not to be resentful.

Lester Meek: I’m sorry, I love you guys really. Can you give us your votes, please, Mr President?

Sir Anerood Jugnauth: Here are the votes from Mauritius:

7: Nigeria

6: Cape Verde

5: Benin

4: Cameroon

3: Egypt

2: Gabon

1: Mali

Sir Anerood Jugnauth: And Mauritius’ three biggest votes:

8 points go to…Mozambique!

10 points go to……Tanzania!

12 points go to…

…Madagascar!

Sir Anerood Jugnauth: Thank you South Africa.

Lester Meek: Well, it’s another big points haul for Joaquim Ntadi’s Madagascar. Egypt break the hundred barrier, and Thelonius Davis’s Tanzania get a very welcome ten points. Let’s see how the tables stand.

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Lester Meek: Mikael Schøler’s Mali still lead, but that lead is ever-dwindling. Can Benin or Sudan, or even someone like Tanzania, catch up and win? Two finalists votes next: Central African Republic and Egypt.

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As it's the Eurovision Song Contest Final tonight, have a double update:

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Lester Meek: South Africa calling the Central African Republic!

CAF: Hello, Lester.

Lester Meek: Good evening Cath. Can you please give us your nation’s votes?

CAF: Yes, here we go:

7: Nigeria

6: Morocco

5: Egypt

4: Cape Verde

3: Gabon

2: Mozambique

1: Madagascar

CAF: And here are our most important votes:

8 points go to…Benin!

10 points go to……Sudan!

12 points go to…

…Cameroon!

CAF: Thank you South Africa!

Lester Meek: Thanks, Cath. Liam Ferguson’s Cameroon take 12 points to get their challenge back on track, and Jeremy English’s Sudan are now within six points of leaders Mali. Gabon break the century barrier.

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Lester Meek: Hello Egypt!

Mido: Good evening Lester. Sorry about my appearance earlier.

Lester Meek: Hm. Well, Mido, Egypt have a few points to pick up if they want to win.

Mido: I have to say, I don’t believe we can win now. It’s all about doing the nation proud.

Lester Meek: Okay, well, can you give us the votes from Egypt?

Mido:

7: Cape Verde

6: Madagascar

5: Benin

4: Mozambique

3: Gabon

2: South Africa

1: Senegal

Mido:

8 points go to…Mali!

10 points go to……Morocco!

12 points go to…

…Sudan!

Mido: Thank you and good night!

Lester Meek: Well, the gap gets ever smaller as Jeremy English’s Sudan pick up the 12 points there, leaving them two points off the top. Didier Dardon’s Morocco pick up 10 points but it isn’t enough to lift them off the bottom, or to keep them in the running. Let’s take a look at the whole table.

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Lester Meek: The race is hot at the top, but at the bottom, Didier Dardon’s Morocco and Karl Unpingco’s Cape Verde are ruled out of the race. Mozambique also break the century mark. Hosts South Africa, and Uganda, are next to vote.

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Lester Meek: Hello again Felicia!

Felicia Mabuza-Suttle: Hello, Lester! I can see your building from where I am!

Lester Meek: And I can see you! But only because we’ve got you on our big screen here.

Felica Mabuza-Suttle: Hello everybody!

Lester Meek: Okay, Felicia, we’ve got seven more sets of votes to get, would you like to give me South Africa’s votes?

Felicia Mabuza-Suttle: Absolutely;

7: Morocco

6: Mali

5: Egypt

4: Cameroon

3: Sudan

2: Nigeria

1: Zambia

Felicia Mabuza-Suttle: And here are the three most valuable points from South Africa:

8 points go to…Senegal!

10 points go to……Benin!

12 points go to…

…Mozambique!

Felicia Mabuza-Suttle: Goodbye my darlings! Hopefully we’ll get the tournament again soon! Lester, come over to my place after you finish and we’ll drink wine!

Lester Meek: Okay, Felicia, thank you! dafuge’s Mozambique take the maximum 12 points there, but Sir Ronald Vaughan’s Benin move within three points of the top with ten points. Senegal clear the 100 mark.

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Lester Meek: South Africa calling Uganda!

John Akii-Bua: Good evening South Africa.

Lester Meek: Mister Akii-Bua, can you please give us Uganda’s votes?

John Akii-Bua: Absolutely;

7: Morocco

6: South Africa

5: Mozambique

4: Madagascar

3: Senegal

2: Cape Verde

1: Zambia

John Akii-Bua: And Uganda’s three biggest votes:

8 points go to…Kenya!

10 points go to……Sudan!

12 points go to…

…Tanzania!

John Akii-Bua: Thank you South Africa.

Lester Meek: Cheers, Uganda. It’s finally happened! Mikael Schøler’s Mali lose the top spot to Sudan. Thelonius Davis’s Tanzania pick up the 12 points there but it’s beginning to get too late to make a challenge. How do all the nations stand now?

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Lester Meek: So, Jeremy English’s Sudan go top. Can they hold on to win? Seven more nations were knocked out of the running, and Des Tiny’s Nigeria, who still have to vote, can only draw. Next we’ll go to the Republic of the Congo and Sudan themselves. This is Mali’s golden chance…

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@MikaelS: Mali voted in post #664.

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Lester Meek: Good evening, Congo!

Republic of the Congo: Good evening, South Africa!

Lester Meek: Hello. Can you please give us the votes from the Republic of the Congo?

Republic of the Congo: Absolutely;

7: Benin

6: Cape Verde

5: Egypt

4: Nigeria

3: Mozambique

2: Mali

1: Morocco

Republic of the Congo: And here are our three most important votes:

8 points go to…Madagascar!

10 points go to……Central African Republic!

12 points go to…

…Gabon!

Republic of the Congo: Thank you South Africa!

Lester Meek: Cheers, Congo. Ricky Nakano’s Central African Republic pick up 10 points and so break the century mark. Joaquim Ntadi’s Madagascar pick up 8 points and Sir Ronald Vaughan’s Benin close the gap with seven.

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Lester Meek: Hello, Sudan!

Zeinab Badawi: Good evening, Lester. I’m in Khartoum, where anxious fans wait to see how Sudan’s votes will affect their chances of winning the tournament.

Lester Meek: Do they think Sudan can do it?

Zeinab Badawi: Do we think we can do it, guys?

Sudan fans: Yeah!!

Zeinab Badawi: There is very much a positive attitude here in Khartoum.

Lester Meek: Well, Zeinab, here is your chance to make your own news. Please give us the votes from Sudan.

Zeinab Badawi: Absolutely. Sudan’s votes are as follows:

7: Nigeria

6: Gabon

5: Benin

Sudan fans: Oh!!

Zeinab Badawi:

4: Madagascar

3: Cape Verde

2: Mozambique

1: Morocco

Zeinab Badawi: And here are Sudan’s biggest votes:

8 points go to……Kenya!

10 points go to…

…Central African Republic!

12 points go to…

…EGYPT!

Sudan fans cheer.

Zeinab Badawi: Thank you very much Lester. This is Zeinab Badawi, in Khartoum, for the Afrovision Managerial Contest.

Lester Meek: Thank you Sudan! Sir Ronald Vaughan’s Benin sneak into a four-point lead but it could have been so much worse. Tyler Burrows’s Egypt took the 12 points, but are still unable to win. Let’s take a look at the table.

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Lester Meek: Of course, Benin take the lead there. It was also a good round for Ricky Nakano’s Central African Republic. Cameroon, Madagascar, Nigeria and Mozambique are all now unable to win. It’s effectively a three-horse race now, between Benin, Sudan and Mali. Who will win as we go over to Nigeria and Mauritania?

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Lester Meek: South Africa calling Nigeria!

Rashidi Yekini: Good evening South Africa.

Lester Meek: Hello Mr Yekini. What do you think of Nigeria’s performance?

Rashidi Yekini: It was a good performance. Slightly worse than I would have wanted but it was a good performance.

Lester Meek: Okay, Nigeria, you can’t put Benin home and dry with your votes, but please give us them anyway.

Rashidi Yekini: Here are the votes from Nigeria;

7: Central African Republic

6: Gabon

5: Cape Verde

4: Tanzania

3: Sudan

2: Zambia

1: Madagascar

Rashidi Yekini: And Nigeria’s three biggest votes:

8 points go to…Egypt!

10 points go to……Benin!

12 points go to…

…Cameroon!

Rashidi Yekini: Thank you South Africa!

Lester Meek: Goodnight Nigeria. So, Sir Ronald Vaughan’s Benin go one step closer to the title, moving a further seven points ahead of chasers Sudan, with Mali picking up no points. Liam Ferguson’s Cameroon pick up the full 12 points but are already eliminated, and Thelonius Davis’s Tanzania pick up four points but still get eliminated.

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Lester Meek: South Africa calling Mauritania!

Mauritania: Good evening South Africa!

Lester Meek: Now, Mauritania, you could hand one nation the title here. If Benin get at least two points more than Sudan, and Mali cannot gain six points on them, Sir Ronald Vaughan’s side have won it.

Mauritania: Understood. Here are the votes from Mauritania:

7: Central African Republic

6: Cameroon

5: Morocco

4: Mozambique

3: Nigeria

2: Sudan

1: Tanzania

Lester Meek: If Benin get any of these points, they have won it.

Mauritania:

8 points go to……Senegal!

10 points go to…

…Mali!

12 points go to……

…Cape Verde!

Mauritania: Thank you South Africa!

Lester Meek: Thank you Mauritania, although I’m not sure that Benin will be thanking you. 10 points for Mikael Schøler’s Mali places them right back into contention, just seven points behind Benin. Karl Unpingco’s Cape Verde pick up 12 points, which gives them 100. Let’s take a look at the penultimate table.

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Lester Meek: The inaugural Afrovision Managerial Contest Final goes right down to the wire! Sir Ronald Vaughan’s Benin, Mikael Schøler’s Mali and Jeremy English’s Sudan are all in contention. Let’s travel not so very far to Lesotho, for our final votes. A nation of just two million people holds the power here. Who will win? There’s only one way to find out.

Lester Meek: South Africa calling Lesotho…

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