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Overall, we’ve indexed 2 stories from Mozambique over the past 3 months.

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Reuters: State Department Refugee Office to Assume USAID's Disaster Aid Role, Says Cable

USAID · United States

Reuters: State Department Refugee Office to Assume USAID's Disaster Aid Role, Says Cable

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

The State Department office that handles refugee issues and works to cut illegal migration will lead the U.S. response to overseas disasters, according to excerpts from an internal department cable, a role for which experts say it lacks the knowhow and personnel. The Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, known as PRM, is assuming that function from the U.S. Agency for International Development, the main U.S. foreign aid agency that the Trump administration has been dismantling, say the excerpts reviewed by Reuters. See the Story

Dozens of arrested protesters appear in Harare court following anti-Mnangagwa stayaway

Emmerson Mnangagwa · Harare

Dozens of arrested protesters appear in Harare court following anti-Mnangagwa stayaway

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

Police in Zimbabwe say they have arrested 95 demonstrators on charges of promoting "public violence" and for "breaches of peace", after they took part in Monday's protests demanding that President Emmerson Mnangagwa resign.See the Story

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