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An army vehicle in Mozambique crashed into protestors during recent demonstrations. A South African truck driver based in Maputo reported that the Ressano community has blocked roads, leaving drivers unable to leave the area. The protests are linked to post-election unrest, with protesters blocking key routes and creating significant disruptions.

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Nah this is so wrong, something needs to be done to this inhuman African leaders, so heartless and cruel to their own citizens, very disgusting

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Legolasvor 1 Jahr

They must not give up, fight for your country Mozambiquens

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VIPvor 1 Jahr

Politicians are enemy number 1.

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Uncle Mujavavor 1 Jahr

Most African people are evil.

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So things improved once they chased all the Portuguese people away 🤔 so typical African

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Sollyvor 1 Jahr

Press on ground forces, they won't kill us all.

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I am just wondering what the cost is to the economy per day as this protests prevail. At some point boarders were closed. This will make their lives worse over time.🥹

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manzini simandvor 1 Jahr

This was done deliberately evil beings 😡😡😡

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XXL.vor 1 Jahr

No mercy 👇

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