Apartheid forces raided ANC offices in Mozambique’s capital. The attack followed the ANC-claimed bombing at Church Street and further retaliatory strikes, extending the conflict into a neighbouring state that had offered refuge to South African exiles. The ANC’s presence abroad and the host country’s sovereignty were repeatedly placed under pressure by Pretoria’s regional military policy.
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