Mozambique President Open to Negotiating With Militants
Addressing ruling party supporters at a campaign rally, President Filipe Nyusi said he is willing to negotiate with the perpetrators of the attacks in Cabo Delgado, as long as they "show their faces". Nyusi's government has reinforced the Defence and Security Forces' presence in all districts where attacks by the unidentified armed groups operating in Cabo Delgado have been reported, but terror has not ceased in the province.
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Mozambique:
Nyusi Promises to End War in Cabo Delgado
Mozambique News Reports And Clippings, 18 September 2019
President and Frelimo presidential candidate Filipe Nyusi, has been campaigning since Saturday in his homeland, Cabo Delgado. In rallies in seven districts he promised to end… Read more »
President Filipe Nyusi.
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