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Japan, World Bank lend support

    JOHANNESBURG

    Japan and the World Bank have donated more than US $549,000 to Mozambique’s reform programme and electricity supply projects, Radio Mozambique has reported. According to a statement, the donation fitted within the framework of a plan to ease absolute poverty and improve living conditions in rural areas through the expansion of the electricity supply network, and the management of sources of firewood and charcoal.

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