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Card image 26 February 2018 Mail & Guardian

One way to solve the land deadlock

The willing buyer, willing seller model is not working – but there is an alternative

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The World Food programme warns that unless the Ukrainian port of Odessa is opened soon there will be grain shortages, famine and social unrest in several countries across the globe.

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Mozambique
Do we stay or do we return?
Poverty, social tensions, and IDP perspectives
An aspirational normalization narrative leaves those returning vulnerable.
https://omrmz.org/omrweb/publicacoes/dr-171/

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#IOM #Migration2022
By end of 2020, conflict and violence had resulted in over half a million displacements in Mozambique, the fourth largest number of new conflict displacements in the world in 2020.

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#IOM #Migration2022
The DRC and Ethiopia experienced the largest conflict
displacements in Africa. By the end of 2020, there were a little over 2 million new conflict displacements in
the Democratic Republic of the Congo and more than 1.6 million in Ethiopia.

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