With the rise of Daniel Francisco Chapo as the potential new leader, Mozambique faces significant challenges, including a persistent Islamic State-backed insurgency and the need for political rejuvenation.
The ongoing violence in Cabo Delgado, despite a reduction in the insurgents' strength, continues to pose a serious threat. Local populations face humanitarian crises and economic breakdown alongside the ongoing conflict.
The election is pivotal for Mozambique as it could either reinforce or challenge the longstanding dominance of the Frelimo party, amid rising discontent from younger voters against historic political failures.
Demographics are shifting in Mozambique, with younger voters, who have different expectations, increasingly disillusioned by the former liberation movements, pressing for real change in governance.
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