Mozambique: Bar Association Calls For Public Discussion Of Constitutional Amendments

Maputo — Maputo, 1 Mar (AIM) - The chairperson of the Mozambican Bar Association (OAM) Flavio Menete, on Thursday called for a serious national public debate on the proposed constitutional amendments arising from the negotiations between the government and the rebel movement Renamo on decentralisation.

President Filipe Nyusi announced the consensus between the government and Renamo on 7 February, and he then deposited a set of constitutional amendments with the country's parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, to be debated during the parliamentary sitting that began on Wednesday.

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