[VOA]Maputo -Two decades ago, when a devastating civil war ended, Mozambique was considered one of the countries most gravely affected by landmines. Now the country is hoping to be declared mine-free by the end of the year. But, as the world marks the International Day of Mine Awareness on April 4, will revived hostilities between the two civil war enemies – Frelimo, which runs the government, and Renamo, which is now the opposition – keep the country from reaching its target?
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