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LILONGWE, Nov 17 (IPS) - In Malawi, local government elections are as rare and endangered as the country's black rhinoceros.
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• Make Our Food Safe Coalition Urges Congressional Support for FDA Action on Tainted Shellfish
  
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• POLITICS MOZAMBIQUE Victory for Frelimo Amid Claims of Election Fraud
  
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