The Recent Election in Mozambique: The need for Dialogue

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Title:	The Recent Election in Mozambique: The need for Dialogue
Authors:	Maquia, Alberto
Keywords:	Alberto Maquia The recent election in Mozambique Mukai - Vukani History of Mozambique since the arrival of the Portuguese Struggles and wars in Mozambique FRELIMO Democracy in Mozambique Magazine for Jesuits and Friends
Issue Date:	Dec-2019
Publisher:	Jesuit Communications (JesCom)
Citation:	Mukai - Vukani
Series/Report no.:	Mukai - Vukani, No. 75;p.10-12
Abstract:	The history of Mozambique since the arrival of the Portuguese has been characterized by continuous struggles and wars. Mozambique attained independence from Portugal on 25 June 1975, with Samora Moises Machel as the first President. Like many other African countries Mozambique's independence was followed by high levels of poverty, deterioration of infrastructure and high levels of illiteracy. As Cameron Hume writes, "Mozambique did not know real peace from 1961 to 1992.
Description:	Extract from Mukai - Vukani, No. 75 by Alberto Maquia SJ
URI:	http://sources.jhia.ac.ke:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/549
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