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Black Marx
Edward Theberton is a free-lance writer on travel, and is particularly interested in Africa. This article originally appeared in the July 5, 1986, issue of the British magazine, The Spectator, and is reprinted here with their permission. If the people of Mozambique could eat slogans, they would be fat. Unfortunately, they require food, and so [...]
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