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Matthew Hill's coverage mainly revolves around sports, particularly football (soccer), and government announcements. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or commentary from key figures within the world of soccer, including players, coaches, and analysts.
Given his focus on government announcements as well, he may also be responsive to stories that highlight the intersection between sports and government policies or regulations affecting sporting events.
It’s important for those pitching to Matthew Hill to ensure their content aligns with these themes and topics. While there isn't a specified geographic focus mentioned, it's worth considering that his coverage might have a strong emphasis on UK-based soccer due to its popularity in the region.
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By: Borges Nhamirre, Matthew Hill
Mozambique’s opposition leader said he’ll decide on the next phase of protests that have wracked the southern African nation after disputed elections almost three months ago, as the death toll from the unrest continued to climb.
The death toll from the protests has reached 278, with most fatalities caused by police bullets, according to Decide Platform, a local monitoring group.
A southern African bloc called for an immediate end to hostilities in Mozambique, where post-election protests have left dozens of people dead and caused extensive damage to private and government property.
Waves of unrest have swept through Mozambique since a disputed Oct. 9 election, with security forces accused of killing dozens of protesters. The government was already grappling with an Islamic State-linked insurgency in the north of the country. One of the world’s poorest nations, Mozambique hasn’t been this unstable since a 1977-1992 civil war in which more than 1 million people died. The violence has disrupted the economy and risks further delaying the start of natural gas exports seen as ke
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By: Matthew Hill, Borges Nhamirre
The Mozambican opposition leader, who’s been directing weeks of protests since the southeast African nation’s October elections, plans to return from self-exile on Jan. 9, he said.
The protests that started on October 21 have wreaked havoc on the economy, cutting off key trade routes and curtailing energy exports to neighbouring countries.
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By: Matthew Hill, Ana Monteiro
An organization in Mozambique asked the nation’s attorney-general to probe “severe human-rights violations” after a jail break, saying security forces killed at least 100 recaptured prisoners and buried them in mass graves.
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