Maputo — Mozambique's Attorney-General, Joaquim Madeira, disappointed many of his
listeners on Wednesday, when his annual report to the country's parliament,
the Assembly of the Republic, contained absolutely no information on several
high profile cases.
Indeed the only specific cases that Madeira dealt with in detail were
the trials of the six men convicted of murdering Mozambique's top
investigative journalist Carlos Cardoso, and of the railway workers blamed
for the country's worst train crash, in which 195 people died.
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