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Attack on campsite in Mozambique owned by Carlos Queiroz

RTP Notícias4 September 2026 at 21:50

A hunting camp in northern Mozambique was targeted in an attack by an armed group. The incident resulted in the withdrawal of at least three Americans who were at the location. The camp is co-owned by Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz, who currently holds the position of national team coach of Ghana. The Mozambican authorities were not mentioned as having made statements about the incident.

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