'All the people there became ash' - Benfica resident on warehouse fire
Jacques Nelles
23 January 2025 | 17:14Families in Benfica, just outside the capital city of Maputo, say police in Mozambique need to be held accountable for allegedly starting a warehouse fire that claimed the lives of close to 50 people.
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