Brazilian officials have been fighting for months to secure the rollback, which also applies to beef, cocoa, fruits and other food products
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Insurgents have killed at least five people and displaced thousands in a wave of destructive attacks on communities across the Memba district of Nampula Province
German aviation giant submits bid to acquire minority stake in Portugal’s national carrier
The southern African country is the only one in the world to feature a modern firearm on its flag
82,000-year-old trackways reveal families hunting together on coastal dunes, marking the first hominin evidence in the country
London court rules Australian mining giant responsible for Mariana collapse that devastated villages and poisoned 600km of river
South African ecotourism group currently operates lodges in some of Africa’s most celebrated wilderness areas
Angola spent over US$25 million on a football match with Argentina, drawing condemnation from civil society groups
Indigenous peoples are fighting to be heard at this year’s UN climate summit, a few dozen even forcing their way in to protest at the main venue on Tuesday night