Mozambique's Renamo 'Ends 1992 Peace Deal' After Raid -- BBC
Mozambique's opposition Renamo movement has ended a 1992 peace accord after government forces attacked the base of its leader, Afonso Dhlakama.
The government forces captured the Sathunjira base in central Mozambique, forcing Mr Dhlakama to flee.
About a million people were killed in the civil war that raged in Mozambique after it achieved independence from Portugal in 1975.
Mozambique's economy has been booming since the civil war ended.
Renamo spokesman Fernando Mazanga said that government soldiers had bombarded the Sathunjira base in central Sofala province with heavy weapons before occupying it on Monday.
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