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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      A rape victim rests her hands on her hospital bed. A rape case in Mozambique has ripped open a searing debate about women and tradition, in a country lauded for advancing women in politics.
      Bulletin: Mozambican woman 'was raped for walking in field'

      Bulletin: Mozambican woman 'was raped for walking in field'

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      A woman, carrying a baby, wades through the water covering a bridge connecting the suburbs in the outskirts of Chokwe, near the Limpopo river in southern Mozambique, January 26. The World Food Programme (WFP) will give emergency food to more than 80,000 people in Mozambique after twin cyclones left 32 dead in the impoverished country in January, officials said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: WFP to feed 80,000 after Mozambique floods

      Bulletin: WFP to feed 80,000 after Mozambique floods

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      A former soldier in the Portuguese colonial army in Mozambique looks at fellow veteran Paulo Salazar's military identity documents outside the Portuguese embassy. Salazar served on a Portuguese warship during Mozambique's long liberation war, leaving him stranded on the wrong side of history.
      Bulletin: Former colonial soldiers in Mozambique hope for pensions

      Bulletin: Former colonial soldiers in Mozambique hope for pensions

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      Flood waters in Mozambique in 2008. Five people died and thousands were affected in the first tropical storm to hit Southern Mozambique since 1984, an official said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Mozambique tropical storm kills five

      Bulletin: Mozambique tropical storm kills five

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      A ranger on night patrol in South Africa's Kruger National Park in 2011. Authorities have killed two suspected poachers, arrested two others and found 11 rhino carcasses in the same area of South Africa's Kruger National Park in one week, a spokesman said Thursday.
      Bulletin: South African rangers kill poachers in Kruger park

      Bulletin: South African rangers kill poachers in Kruger park

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      A large mine truck dumps a load of coal onto a conveyer belt, in Moatize in northern Mozambique in 2011. About 500 protesters in Mozambique this week blocked a coal railway line in a dispute over housing with the Brazilian mining company Vale, police said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Mozambique protest blocks coal train line

      Bulletin: Mozambique protest blocks coal train line

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      A freight train powers its way through the French countryside near Cesny-aux-Vignes. South Africa's state-owned freight transport firm Transnet plans to build a $2 billion railway through Swaziland to create a new link to Indian Ocean ports, the company said Thursday.
      Bulletin: S.Africa to build $2 bn railway through Swaziland

      Bulletin: S.Africa to build $2 bn railway through Swaziland

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      A Kulula plane takes off from Johannesburg airport.The South African discount carrier, owned by British Airways affiliate Comair, has announced that it will stop flying to the Mozambican capital Maputo on January 17.
      Bulletin: British Airways partner Kulula stops flights to Maputo

      Bulletin: British Airways partner Kulula stops flights to Maputo

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      A rhinoceros crosses a road inside Kruger National Park, some 60 km from Nelspruit in South Africa, June 2010. Eight dehorned rhino carcasses have been found in South Africa's Kruger National Park, in a poaching attack blamed on gunmen who slipped across the Mozambican border, a park spokesman said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Eight dead rhinos found in S. Africa's Kruger

      Bulletin: Eight dead rhinos found in S. Africa's Kruger

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      Carlos Mesquita in Beira
      Video: Dutch honorary consul in Mozambique is a businessman

      Video: Dutch honorary consul in Mozambique is a businessman

      The honorary Dutch consul in the Mozambican port city of Beira, Carlos Mesquita, bursts...
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