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MOZAMBIQUE Document Issue dated 23/08/2019

October elections set to put peace accord signed by RENAMO and FRELIMO to test

RENAMO, as the opposition spearhead, will be vigilant when it comes to FRELIMO's handling of the election, which will be decisive in terms of demobilisation. [...] (314 words)

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