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Mozambique: Mozambique price riots enter second day Demonstrators blocked roads with burning tyres and looted shops in Mozambique"s capital Maputo on Thursday as deadly riots sparked by soaring bread prices entered a second day. On Wednesday police and hospital sources said at least six people were killed, including two children, as police opened fire on protesters ... Read Africa News article at IndependentOnline - Related articles
Mozambique: Officers killed by rioting mob - police Mozambican police say two of their officers were killed in rioting over high prices. Pedro Cossa, a spokesman for the police ministry, told The Associated Press on Thursday the officers were beaten by mobs the day before. He says the total toll is four, including two protesters shot by ... Read Africa News article at IndependentOnline - Related articles
Mozambique: S. Africans stranded in Moz after food riots Hundreds of South Africans got caught up in riots that gripped Mozambique on Wednesday, forcing them to extend their stay in the country and leaving a number of hotels in Maputo scrambling to accommodate those left stranded. Several people were killed when police opened fire on rioters protesting over ... Read Africa News article at IndependentOnline - Related articles
South Africa: Mitchell signs 3 year deal with Lions This was announced by Lions president Kevin de Klerk and CEO Manie Reyneke on Thursday. Mitchell, former All Black loose forward, has been with the Lions Currie Cup side on a consultancy basis this season. "Since John has been with us we have been most impressed ... Read Africa News article at Times Live - Related articles
Mozambique: Mozambique price riots enter second day Demonstrators blocked roads with burning tyres and looted shops in Mozambique"s capital Maputo on Thursday as deadly riots sparked by soaring bread prices entered a second day. On Wednesday police and hospital sources said at least six people were killed, including two children, as police opened fire on protesters ... Read Africa News article at IndependentOnline - Related articles
Mozambique: Officers killed by rioting mob - police Mozambican police say two of their officers were killed in rioting over high prices. Pedro Cossa, a spokesman for the police ministry, told The Associated Press on Thursday the officers were beaten by mobs the day before. He says the total toll is four, including two protesters shot by ... Read Africa News article at IndependentOnline - Related articles
South Africa: Mourinho laments difficult communication with Ozil and Khedira Mourinho said the two Germans were keeping to themselves and not socialising with the other Real players. "The two Germans don"t have an easy life. They don"t speak a word of Spanish ... They don"t even master English. They speak English a little better than Spanish but it ... Read Africa News article at Times Live - Related articles
Mozambique: S. Africans stranded in Moz after food riots Hundreds of South Africans got caught up in riots that gripped Mozambique on Wednesday, forcing them to extend their stay in the country and leaving a number of hotels in Maputo scrambling to accommodate those left stranded. Several people were killed when police opened fire on rioters protesting over ... Read Africa News article at IndependentOnline - Related articles
South Africa: Ibrahimovic hails signing of Robinho Speaking to reporters on Wednesday in Stockholm, the Swedish striker also blamed coach Pep Guardiola for his own early exit from Barcelona. "I think the signing of Robinho is a fantastic signing because he"s one of the great players in the world," Ibrahimovic said. "I think he"s a ... Read Africa News article at Times Live - Related articles
South Africa: Fana outguns Baloyi Baloyi had no answer to the human tornado that battered him around the ring for 12 rounds. The judges were spot on scoring it 119-109, 118-110 and 119-110 for the Capetonian. Fana"s record improved to 30 wins and four defeats, while Baloyi dropped to 37 victories, five losses ... Read Africa News article at Times Live - Related articles
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