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Mozambique peace talks hit dead end

Michael Nyantakyi Oti

67 dead and more injured in Mozambique as main opposition leader, Venancio Modlane, refuses peace talks. The protests continue.

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A photo of Venâncio Mondlane from the side with reporters around him.

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