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Impact of Brussels attacks

Chrispin Mwakideu

Following Tuesday's attacks in Brussels which left at least 30 people dead, African residents in Matonge district prepare to pick up their lives and move on.

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Belgian police and anti-terrorism officers patrol the Central train station in Brussels. — Image: Getty Images/AFP/E.Dunand

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