Maputo — Voters in the northern Mozambican city of Nampula are going to the polls again on Wednesday for the second round of the mayoral by-election.
The first round, on 24 January, was inconclusive since no candidate won over 50 per cent of the vote. Under Mozambican electoral legislation, a second, run-off round is necessary between two candidates with the most votes, Amisse Cololo, of the ruling Frelimo Party, and Paulo Vahanle, of the rebel movement Renamo.
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