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    Mozambique: Portuguese Companies Will Go On Investing, Despite Riots
    Source: All Africa
    Friday 3rd September, 2010  

    Maputo — This week's riots in Maputo will not prevent Portuguese businesses from investing in Mozambique, according to Telmo Fernandes, managing partner of Market Access, a consultancy firm base... ...

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