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Government to repair mosques, churches

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    The government will repair all mosques and churches damaged in political
    violence during the last three months, state-owned 'Fraternite Matin'
    reported on 28 December. Government spokesman Mamadou Koulibaly announced it
    on 27 December during a religious ceremony marking the end of the Muslim
    holy month of Ramadan. He said the repairs would begin after the authorities
    had evaluated the cost.

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