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South Africa again rules against extraditing Chang to Mozambique; Nyusi should not sign anti-terror law, says journalism body

South Africa again rules against extraditing Chang to Mozambique; Nyusi should not sign anti-terror law, says journalism body

Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 8 June 2022

Jun 08, 2022
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Agenda:

  • Tomorrow: UN General Assembly votes on Mozambique's candidacy to a non-permanent Member of the Security Council (Mozambique is the only candidate for the African seat this year)


The latest from Zitamar News:

Cabo Ligado Weekly: 30 May-5 June 2022

  • Insurgent violence moves closer to Pemba with attacks reported in Quissanga and Ancuabe

  • Testimony from former hostages reveals insurgents groups are still well organised

  • Ancuabe attack risks setting back the return of displaced people

Report in Portuguese here


Today’s headlines:

  • South Africa again rules against extraditing Chang to Mozambique (Enca, DW, Notícias)

  • Nyusi should not sign anti-terror law, says journalism body (CPJ)

  • Megaproject business for SMEs fell 75% in 2021 (Carta de Moçambique)

  • AfDB preparing five-year strategy for Mozambique (AfDB)

  • Nyusi enacts law on national identification (Statement)

  • Insurgents are changing strategy, says academic  (O País)

  • Tender to replace JUE viewed with suspicion (Mediafax)

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