Parliament to debate new electoral law in extraordinary session next week
Mozambique’s parliament will hold an extraordinary session on 18 and 19 July to debate new…
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Tete community resists political pressure to accept Jindal’s incomplete resettlement
Dozens of families from Mozambique’s Tete province are resisting pressure from a parliamentary commission to occupy houses built by Indian mining company Jindal, as part of a long-running dispute over [...]
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Mozambique President blames MPs for frustrating agreement with Renamo
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi has blamed
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Mozambique political parties close to agreement on constitutional changes
Mozambique’s ruling Frelimo party, and opposition parties Renamo and the Movimento Democrático de Moçambique (MDM), yesterday agreed on constitutional changes that would see parties choose ‘lead candidates’ for municipal and provincial elections - but said [...]
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Election of mayors could be sticking point as Nyusi hands constitutional changes to parliament
Proposed changes to Mozambique’s constitution, hammered out over months of negotiations between the Frelimo government and opposition party Renamo, were presented to parliament by President Filipe Nyusi today.
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Mozambique’s parliament fails to comply with freedom of information law
An exercise by a group of Mozambican civil society organisations has revealed a low level of compliance with Mozambique’s freedom of information law, with the country’s parliament among the institutions that failed to respond to a request for information [...]
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