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Originally Posted by Jan Mbali
"Who killed mangy dog" - I read it after working in Mozambique fint he 1970s, shortly after independence.
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I was reading this earlier in the year and
started a thread for it. I forgot to go back and read the rest of the stories after the first two.
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Sometimes wonder what happened to him. Does anyone know?
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Have no idea. According to
his Wikipedia article he went into politics, having been appointed director of President's office under Samora Machel and, in 1981, becoming Secretary of State for culture.
EDIT: I found
this on the UNESCO site:
Mr Luis Bernardo HONWANA (Mozambique) studied law in Portugal, and in 1975 was appointed director of the President's Office in the newly independent Mozambique under Samora Machel, and then Secretary of State for Culture in 1981. He served on the Executive Board of UNESCO from 1987 to 1991 and was chairman of UNESCO's Intergovernmental Committee for the World Decade for Culture and Development. He joined UNESCO in 1995 and was appointed director of the newly opened office in South Africa. Since he retired from the Organization in 2002 he has been active in research in the arts, history and ethno-linguistics.