Mozambique
The
road to an everlasting peace is closer after the meeting between President
Nyusi and the main opposition leader, Afonso Dhlakama.
A
concrete deadline was announced for the conclusion of the peace process.
By
the end of the year, if everything goes well, we will have the peace process
concluded. A few more steps were taken earlier this month, with military issues
and decentralization expected to remain the main factors of discussion between
the Mozambican Government and RENAMO.
Hopefully,
Felipe Nyusi, at least on this peace promotion subject, will be more successful
than in the economic and development issues of the country, because contrary to
what he has been proclaiming, Mozambique isn’t being put back on track.
Angola
The
MPLA foam at the mouth since the “Makangola” site disclosed the results of the
electoral poll.
Not
surprisingly, it has long been clear the Angolan population doesn’t trust this
dictatorial regime disguised as a democracy commited by José Eduardo dos Santos
and his useful cronies.
The
election results shall not reflect how much the MPLA regime is hated by the
Angolans, since one acknowledges the results will be rigged once again.
However,
it is already clear the MPLA is terrified by the changes that is progressively erupting
in Angolan society. I tis quite obvious, especially among the young Angolan
university population, more educated and, consequently, more aware of the lies
and crimes perpetrated by the Angolan government.
Miguel
Verde - Senior Consultant, Professor of International Relations
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