"People are going back to work, reopening their businesses. Markets and local transport are running. The local economy is picking up," said senior police superintendent Justin Rukara, who leads the Rwandan forces in Palma.
2022/02/03/mozambique-life-gradually-returns-to-palma-town
2022/02/03/mozambique-life-gradually-returns-to-palma-town
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