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Dhlakama meets ambassadors

    JOHANNESBURG

    Meanwhile, Dhlakama, met last week with foreign ambassadors in Maputo to explain to them RENAMO’s view on the clashes between the police and RENAMO demonstrators on 8 November. Saturday’s issue of the daily paper ‘Noticias’, quoted Dhlakama’s political advisor Agostinho Ussore as saying that the RENAMO leader gave the ambassadors a detailed explanation of how he saw the current situation in Mozambique, which he described as “critical”. He said that Dhlakama told the diplomats that the demonstrations were the result of people’s dissatisfaction with the poor governance of the country by the ruling FRELIMO party, and with the results of the December general elections, which RENAMO claimed were fraudulent.

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