Tired of the fighting between Renamo and Frelimo, voters could turn to the Mozambique Democratic Movement on October 15.
Incoming president Filipe Nyusi says he seeks continuity, but he is unlikely to dance to Armando Guebuza’s tune.
Legal frameworks protect the land rights of communities in Mozambique, while duats allow their holders to use land for authorised purposes.
Public mouthpieces favour Frelimo but the others root largely for the opposition parties.
Most of the citizens in capital city Maputo don’t have access to basic municipal services, and malnutrition is rife.
Mozambique needs to invest in its children if the resource curse is to be transformed into a mineral wealth dividend.
The Mozambican mining industry has joined the list of resource curses that hit the country’s poorer citizens.
A new international justice commission based in The Hague is to deal with criminals who smuggle rhino horns through Mozambique.
