Reality check for twins back home after life-saving surgery

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Rwandans expelled from Tanzania get new promise of life back home
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KIGALI, Rwanda - Ms Odette Bayagambe, 39, had always considered Tanzania her home, until the afternoon of August 9, 2013 when Tanzanian security operatives attacked her home and forced her to leave the country. "I had just taken goats to graze," she ...
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>The Luhizo family is all smiles these days. The old man, his wife and daughter are back home in Tanzania after years of living in war-torn Somalia. Sixty-two-year-old Muya Omari Luhizo, his wife Mesozi and daughter Fatuma, once classified as Somalis of Bantu origin, wore broad smiles last Friday shortly after they were granted Tanzanian citizenship at Chogo settlement, 12 kilometres off Dar es Salaam-Tanga road in Handeni District.