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Landmines

African rats are being used to sniff out wildlife crime
The Green Guardian
/ 15 March 2023

African rats are being used to sniff out wildlife crime

Two nonprofits are training African giant pouched rats to detect smuggled contraband in shipping containers

By Sheree Bega
US not ready to commit to landmine ban treaty
Africa
/ 23 June 2014

US not ready to commit to landmine ban treaty

Despite more than 160 countries having signed it, the US, Russia and China, as well as India and Pakistan, are yet to sign the mine ban treaty.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 October 2009

Mozambique: The country that became a minefield

Mozambique’s effort to become the first of the world’s major mine-contaminated countries to be declared mine-free is faltering on the home straight.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 8 July 2009

Women-only demining teams tackle Sudan’s legacy of war

When Faiza Annet waves her daughter off to school, it’s the seven-year-old who warns her mother to take care.

By Peter Martell
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Africa
/ 21 April 2009

Landmines still scar Angola seven years after peace

Red flags, sticks and pieces of plastic tape mark the areas along Angola’s roads and rivers where thousands of landmines still litter the country.

By Louise Redvers
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Article
/ 12 January 2009

UN: More funds needed to rid Afghanistan of mines

Afghanistan will not be able to reach its goal of being free from landmines by March 2013 unless urgent funding is received, the UN said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 June 2008

Ploughshares for mines

It looks like a contraption out of a science fiction movie, with its heavy-duty hammer and chains, and it is used for destruction — of the best kind.

By Primarashni Gower

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