Hungry, angry and fleeing the horrors of war in northern Mozambique
BBC News By Andrew Harding media captionRunning from terror in north-east Mozambique Some people rub their stomachs and talk of their hunger. Others describe burnt villages, abducted relatives, and the agonies of long treks through the bush to reach safety. But it is the beheadings that most haunt Palma, a besieged town in northern Mozambique. It is a place cut off from the outside world by roving gangs of machete-wielding Islamist fighters, and it is now symptomatic of a wider security and humanitarian crisis that has engulfed a remote region the size of Scotland. More than half a million p...
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