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Mozambique: Former Rebels Claim Poll Victory
AIM, 29 October 2014
Mozambique's former rebel movement Renamo has claimed victory in the general elections held on 15 October, alleging that the results released by the provincial elections… Read more »
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Mozambique: Agriterra Continues to Expand in Mozambique
AIM, 28 October 2014
The Guernsey registered company Agriterra on Tuesday stated that it is continuing to expand its beef and maize operations in Mozambique. Read more »
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Mozambique: U.S., UK Observers' Absence Delays Start of Mozambican Opposition Demilitarization
Verdade, 28 October 2014
The International Observer Military Team for the Cessation of Military Hostilities (EMOCHM), formalized 27 days ago, remains incomplete. The two US and two British military… Read more »
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Mozambique: Govt Has 300 Vacancies to Integrate Unknown Number of Renamo Party Men in the Police, Army
Verdade, 27 October 2014
José Pacheco, head of the delegation of the Mozambican Government in political dialogue with the Renamo party, revealed this Monday (27) that there are 300 places for… Read more »
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Mozambique: Renamo's Gambit - Forcing the Issue After the Mozambique 2014 Elections
SAIIA, 27 October 2014
Sociologist Robert K Merton's 'Law of Unintended Consequences' is the observable phenomenon of purposeful actions having unexpected results, most often negative ones. Read more »
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Mozambique: 300 Places Available for Renamo in Army and Police
AIM, 27 October 2014
The Mozambican government on Monday declared that it is prepared to incorporate into the armed forces and police 300 men from the militia of the former rebel movement Renamo. Read more »
Former Mozambique Rebels Claim Poll Victory
Renamo is claiming victory in the general elections alleging that the results released by the provincial elections commissions do not reflect what occurred at the polling stations.
InFocus
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The National Elections Commission is continuing with the verification process of ballot papers which were regarded invalid during the election. Read more »
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The former rebel movement and now opposition party, Renamo, is the main beneficiary as the ruling Frelimo is returned to power, but with sharply reduced majorities. Read more »
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Renamo Leader Alfonso Dhlakama, is reportedly calling for a unity government which would restructure state apparatus and security forces following an election he has refused to ... Read more »
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The Electoral Observatory says its observers in polling stations have reported that only 34% of the electorate had voted by late afternoon suggesting voter apathy which ... Read more »
