Mozambique: CNE Proposes Budget for Elections

Maputo — Mozambique's National Elections Commission (CNE) has proposed a budget of 900 million meticais (about 13.3 million US dollars, at current exchange rates), to cover the requirements of both the 2018 municipal elections and the 2019 presidential and parliamentary elections.

Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, after the first meeting of the CNE this year, the Commission's spokesperson, Paulo Cuinica, said the CNE has also proposed a date for the municipal elections. But since that date still has to be accepted by the Council of Ministers (Cabinet), Cuinica did not feel at liberty to disclose it.

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