West Africa has long been a trafficking hub for Colombian cocaine. Now, the drug is coming ashore in Mozambique, alongside heroin and mandrax. Think Africa Press reports Looking out across the sea from the town of Vilanculos on the Mozambican coast, the silhouette of a large vessel, sitting on the edge of the blue-tinted horizon, is just about visible to the naked eye. The group of local fisherman...
Mozambique: Africa's new narco-state?
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