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They frisk you for weapons but keep finding machetes here
At the Don Bosco Catholic educational institute in Bangui, they frisk you for weapons at the door but still keep finding machetes here.
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The Chinese have successfully touched down spacecraft Chang’e 3 in the first moon landing since 1975. Why is the moon back on the agenda? And what is the mystery mineral they’re interested in?
At the Don Bosco Catholic educational institute in Bangui, they frisk you for weapons at the door but still keep finding machetes here.
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