Hunger and unemployment are turning some Luanda residents into "death hunters", whose mission is to stand at the entrance of cemeteries and follow relatives of the deceased to the residence where the ceremonies are held in order to feed themselves.
2022/04/24/angola-unemployed-resort-to-funeral-hunting-for-free-food
2022/04/24/angola-unemployed-resort-to-funeral-hunting-for-free-food
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