Brutal jihadist violence forced them to flee their homes, but now hunger has driven some in Mozambique to risk their lives by sneaking back to their old residences to gather food -- or even resume farming.
2021/03/01/hunger-drives-displaced-mozambicans-to-risk-going-home-for-food
2021/03/01/hunger-drives-displaced-mozambicans-to-risk-going-home-for-food
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