Renamo and MDM prepared to form alliance against Frelimo; EU to consider providing lethal weapons to Mozambique
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 21 September 2022
Agenda:
Today-Friday: Tanzanian president Samia Hassan Suluhu continues her visit to Mozambique, meeting President Filipe Nyusi and visiting the Maputo combined-cycle gas-fired power plant today
Today: Delegation from European Parliament’s security and defence subcommittee finishes its visit to Mozambique to assess work of European Union military training mission
The latest from Zitamar News:
EU to consider providing lethal weapons to Mozambique
The European Union is to consider a request from Mozambique for lethal weapons, to add to the non-lethal equipment it is already contributing to the counter-insurgency effort in the north
Cabo Ligado Weekly: 12-18 September 2022
Fierce fighting between insurgents and security forces reported in Macomia, Muidumbe and Nangade
LNG companies discuss Cabo Delgado security at energy summit
Police arrest 29 suspected insurgents from Nampula in Cabo Delgado
Report in Portuguese available here
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Nyusi is the only candidate for Frelimo presidency
A third term at the helm of the party does not, however, mean he will have a third term as president of the republic
Also in the news:
Renamo and MDM prepared to form alliance against Frelimo (DW)
Cabo Delgado villagers flee to Metuge after finding two bodies (Lusa)
Government’s media law to be debated by November (VOA)
President Nyusi presents former terrorist hostages during rally (Rádio Moçambique)
Mozambique not ready for district elections, says ex-judge (O País)
TotalEnergies is biggest winner from recent fuel import deals (Carta de Moçambique)
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