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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      WUA 2/2013
      Article: EPIC FAIL FROM OXFAM (AGAIN!!!)

      Article: EPIC FAIL FROM OXFAM (AGAIN!!!)

      This week: another epic campaign fail from NGO Oxfam. A beautiful documentary about the...
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      Mozambique will renegotiate some deals struck with multinational firms to carry out megaprojects, Planning Minister Aiuba Cuereneia, pictured May 17, 2007, told AFP on Friday.
      Bulletin: Mozambique to renegotiate mega-contracts

      Bulletin: Mozambique to renegotiate mega-contracts

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      Boats are pictured on the shores of Lake Malawi, on July 17, 2011. Malawi and Tanzania will ask Mozambique's former president Joachim Chissano to mediate a border dispute over Lake Malawi amid oil exploration, a Malawian minister says.
      Bulletin: Malawi, Tanzania to seek mediation over lake dispute

      Bulletin: Malawi, Tanzania to seek mediation over lake dispute

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      Fighters of former Mozambican rebel movement "Renamo" receive military training on November 8, 2012. Talks broke down between Mozambique's government and restive ex-rebels Renamo on Monday after three rounds of talks on grievances failed to reach consensus, a Renamo leader said.
      Bulletin: Talks collapse between Mozambique govt, ex-rebels after threats

      Bulletin: Talks collapse between Mozambique govt, ex-rebels after threats

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      Mozambique's president Armando Guebuza, seen here in August, has lashed out at foreign critics for sowing dissent in his country by claiming its natural resources were only benefitting some.
      Bulletin: Mozambique president lashes out at 'foreign critics'

      Bulletin: Mozambique president lashes out at 'foreign critics'

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      Ex-Renamo rebels train in the Mozambique's Gorongosa mountains in November. Mozambique's government have held talks with restive ex-rebels Renamo over a list of grievances the former fighters say they have accumulated since signing a peace deal with the ruling party twenty years ago.
      Bulletin: Mozambique govt in talks with ex-rebels

      Bulletin: Mozambique govt in talks with ex-rebels

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      The Radisson Hotel is a familiar feature on the skyline of Mozambique's capital, despite the fact the luxury hotel has never opened its doors since the brazen mafia-style shooting of its previous owner two years ago. But now the hotel has its sights set on a lucrative future.
      Bulletin: Mozambique hotel with shady past to open

      Bulletin: Mozambique hotel with shady past to open

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      A rooftop view shows the skyline of Mozambique capital Maputo in 2007. Mozambique lawmakers on Thursday declared themselves divided about the meaning of a law -- which they wrote -- banning them from lucrative extra-parliamentary jobs.
      Bulletin: Mozambique lawmakers confused by moonlighting law

      Bulletin: Mozambique lawmakers confused by moonlighting law

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      The Mozambican government on Thursday accepted criticism of its prisons after a damning report by the London-based rights group Amnesty International.
      Bulletin: Mozambique accepts prison criticism

      Bulletin: Mozambique accepts prison criticism

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      A general view of the Commercial port of Beira in 2010. Mozambique plans $12-billion dollar schemes to overhaul its dilapidated railways and upgrade ports to boost exports from one of the world's largest untapped coal fields, an official said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Coal rich Mozambique plans $12 bln rail, ports upgrade

      Bulletin: Coal rich Mozambique plans $12 bln rail, ports upgrade

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