Children looking trought the window of the burnt-out school where 19 other children died during the night last week.
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BBC- Burundi's army has launched a counter-attack in the hills around Bujumbura after the capital was shelled by suspected rebels. Four soldiers and 10 rebels were killed in the clashes, the government says.
A BBC correspondent in the city says the sound of explosions and gunfire could be heard throughout the night. Peace deals have been signed with most of Burundi's rebel groups - including one which now forms the government - except the FNL, which remains active. The military's deputy spokesman Colonel Justace Ciza said the fighting had broken out in Bubanza, 50km (30 miles) north-west of the capital, Bujumbura. "FNL rebels shelled mortar bombs and threw hand grenades on our different positions... but we retaliated," he said, Reuters news agency reports. He also told the AFP news agency there were clashes in numerous locations around the city following a "major attack" by the rebels. Read more.
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Rubert Mugabe in Lisbon with portuguese PM last December
A crisis goes on and on till zimabwan authorities calls for patriot emergency and give the opposition a final and big kick in the ass... Business as usal for Robert Mugabe. Three weeks since millions of zimabweans went out of their homes to vote in a "democratic" election... and no results have been piblished.
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Big game hunting hasn't died out with fears for endangered species, it's just moved to private game reserves. Louis Theroux went to South Africa to try to understand the thrill of paying to kill an animal. Read more
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Love is the answer at least for most of the questions in my heart, like Why are we here? And where do we go? And how come it's so hard? It's not always easy and sometimes life can be deceiving
jack johnson
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18:19 ::
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Portuguese fort in Ouidah, Benin, Africa, invaded in 1961, at the same time India was invading portuguese Goa, Damão and Diu.
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Inhaca - Namaacha, Moçambique 2001
Namaacha, 2001 (AVP) e (Ingrid)
Ilha de Moçambique (AVP) e Pemba, 2002 Moholoholo, África do Sul, 2005 (AVP)
Murchison Falls, Uganda, 2006
Murchison Falls, Uganda, 2006
Entebbe, Uganda, 2006
Eu, há muitos anos
Pemba 2002 Momemo 2003 (Moçambique) e Gambozinos 2005 (Ponte de Lima)