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Topic : Frelimo

Mozambique’s youth revolution: The pulse of democracy in 2024

It is estimated that the youth turnout skyrocketed to over 70% from the earlier election in 2019.

By Tatenda A Tazvivinga and Kudakwashe Matekenya Mar. 2, 2025

Mozambique’s youth revolution: The pulse of democracy in 2024

Candid Comment: Mozambique bloodshed: Sadc must push for dialogue

Chapo secured 65,17% of the vote, while his rival, Venâncio Mondlane, garnered 24,19%.

By Tinashe Kairiza Jan. 10, 2025

Candid Comment: Mozambique bloodshed: Sadc must push for dialogue

Re-reading the Sadc communiqué

Most Zimbabweans were anticipating a strong-worded communiqué on goings-on in Mozambique, a country that is an artery to Zimbabwe’s economy by virtue of the Beira corridor.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Nov. 22, 2024

ED ‘endorses’ disputed Moza elections

The final outcome of the presidential, legislative and provincial elections will be announced by Friday.

By Priveledge Gumbodete Oct. 23, 2024

Why is our brand of politics this toxic?

This unnecessarily strains relations between the two countries, especially those of communities living on either side of the border.

By Newsday Jul. 19, 2023

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Zanu PF ropes in Moza militia

Fears abound that the militia from the neighbouring country could unleash violence on villagers who are members of opposition political parties ahead of the August 23 polls.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jul. 18, 2023

Liberation war stalwart pens political book

“Africa in Darkness is about Africa and world politics and recognition of the role, which our first national heroes King Lobengula and others played during their wars against the BSA Co [British South Africa Company] in the 1890s,” said Ndlovu told Standard Style.

By The Southern Eye Feb. 27, 2022