by allegedly allowing trucks to enter the area to transport limestone, the raw material for the production of cement.

The same farmers last year claimed that Gorongosa National Park was limiting their production areas. Local people have been felling trees and burning vegetation in order to plant crops, a practice much disliked by the foundation managing Gorongosa.

The farmers living in the Gorongosa mountain complained to the president that the government was allowing “foreigners to try to rule” their territory.

“There was a community consultation three times, and we denied it. Why did they continue to insist on the same subject?” they asked. President Nyusi said that the government made decisions with the future in mind and in this case, the idea was to build schools and hospitals for the populationGRAND RAPIDS, MI—Having observed his parents falling further into debt and despair since the auto plant where his father worked shut down, 5-year-old Brian Jacobson emptied out his entire piggy bank onto the kitchen table Monday, a worthless offering that will make absolutely no impact on his family's dire financial situation. "Here, Mom, I saved these quarters for the house," said the young Jacobson, eradicating .000002 percent of his parents' next mortgage payment. "You can take my Halloween candy, too. I got some left." Although his remaining four Tootsie Rolls and half dozen Smarties will likely not prevent a foreclosure on the Jacobson's home, the kindergartner will reportedly rescue his family from the brink of bankruptcy next month when he chokes to death on a defective Happy Meal