FEATURE-Mozambican slave descendants fight for snatched S. A

* Apartheid land grabs drove Makua families from their homes * Elders fight for 'full victory' after land claim win * Bureaucracy, disagreements keep Makua from their property By Kim Harrisberg DURBAN, Oct 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Abey Canthitoo was eight when tractors roared in to demolish his home and turn his neighbourhood into a white-only area during South Africa's apartheid regime.

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