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ANC welcomes election of FRELIMO candidate as President-Elect

By Burnett Munthali

The African National Congress (ANC) has extended its heartfelt congratulations to Mozambique’s ruling party, FRELIMO, following the election of its candidate as the President-Elect. This marks a significant moment in the continued solidarity between the ANC and FRELIMO, which share a long history of collaboration in the fight for liberation and the advancement of African unity.

In a statement released by the ANC, the party commended the Mozambican people for their peaceful participation in the election process. The ANC praised FRELIMO for its unwavering commitment to upholding democratic principles and ensuring that the voice of the Mozambican people was heard.

“The ANC celebrates this victory with our comrades in FRELIMO, as it symbolizes not only the trust of the Mozambican people in their leadership but also the enduring vision of African self-determination and progress,” the statement read.

The election of FRELIMO’s candidate is seen as an opportunity to deepen the bonds between South Africa and Mozambique. The ANC emphasized its readiness to work closely with the new administration to strengthen regional cooperation, address shared challenges, and promote economic growth and stability within the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

The ANC and FRELIMO have a rich history of partnership, dating back to the liberation struggles of the 20th century. Both parties have been instrumental in shaping the political landscape of Southern Africa and have continued to support one another in fostering development and democracy across the region.

As Mozambique embarks on a new chapter under its President-Elect, the ANC expressed optimism for the country’s future. “We trust that this new leadership will prioritize the aspirations of the Mozambican people, ensuring peace, unity, and development,” the statement concluded.

The ANC’s warm reception of FRELIMO’s victory underscores the importance of solidarity among African nations. As Mozambique transitions into its next phase of leadership, the ANC’s support signals a continued commitment to fostering collaboration and unity across the continent.

Mozambique’s FRELIMO elects Daniel Chapo as Presidential candidate

By Twink Jones Gadama

MAPUTO-(MaraviPost)-In a significant development within Mozambique’s political landscape, the ruling party FRELIMO has made a historic decision by choosing Daniel Chapo as their presidential candidate.

At 47 years of age, Daniele Francisco Chapo brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the forefront of Mozambican politics.

Chapo’s journey within FRELIMO spans an impressive 19 years, showcasing a remarkable commitment to the party’s ideals and vision.

His tenure as the Director of Youth for a decade highlights his deep understanding of the party’s grassroots and his ability to connect with the younger generation, a crucial demographic in shaping the country’s future.

The decision to elect Chapo as the party’s presidential candidate not only underscores his loyalty and service but also signals a new chapter in FRELIMO’s leadership.

As Mozambique prepares for the upcoming elections, Chapo’s nomination serves as an inspiration to aspiring leaders and a reminder that dedication and hard work ultimately pay off.

Civilians burnt alive as Mozambican soldiers run rampant in their fight against Renamo

Frelimo committing war crimes
Civilians burnt alive as soldiers run rampant

LILONGWE, security forces deployed to fight rebel groups have committed human rights violations against civilians, forcing thousands to flee to neighbouring Malawi.

Rights organisations said killing was the dominant type of violence with some civilians burnt alive and others shot dead. Other atrocities include sexual violence, abduction and family separation. Continue reading Civilians burnt alive as Mozambican soldiers run rampant in their fight against Renamo

The raging war between Frelimo and Renamo in Mozambique spilling into Malawi’s Mwanza district

Mwanza Residents affected by fighting in Mozambique
Mwanza residents affected by the Raging across the Border in Mozambique

MWANZA, (MaraviPost): There was a commotion on Monday in the area of group village headman Mtasa, Traditional Authority (TA) Ntchache in Mwanza when the residents were disturbed by a barrage of heavy gun fire, a development which Malawi officials have also confirmed.

According to the Malawi Immigration spokesperson at Mwanza border Pasquale Zulu, his office rushed to the area after the development including the Malawi Defense Force and police. Continue reading The raging war between Frelimo and Renamo in Mozambique spilling into Malawi’s Mwanza district

Mozambique now no go zone country as rebel fighter group burn 3 more Malawian trucks

Malawian tanker set ablaze
Malawian tanker set ablaze

LILONGWE (MaraviPost)—The rebel fighter group Renamo in Mozambique has sent a clear message to Malawian government that Mozambique is now a no go zone country as they have embarked on ambushing Malawian fuel tankers which pass through the country by setting them ablaze. Continue reading Mozambique now no go zone country as rebel fighter group burn 3 more Malawian trucks