Former Botswana President, Sir Ketumile Masire, nominated by the London-based Global Leadership Foundation to mediate in the on and off Mozambican Peace Talks, started his mission on Monday last week, to facilitate negotiations to end the low-level war between the armed opposition and the government of President Felipe Nyusi. Two decades after the end of Mozambique’s bloody civil war, and over a year and half after the ruling party, the Mozambique Liberation Front won elections on October 15 two years ago, tensions have been running high with opposition Renamo, who have rejected the results of the elections.
To assist us on this we are joined by:
• Fernando Gonsalves: Mozambican Journalist, a Post-graduate in Social Theory and Cultural Policy from the University of Lisbon.
• Professor Andre Thomashuizen: Director Department of Law at the University of South Africa:
• Ephraim Charlie Khumalo: Senior Journalist and Channel Africa Executive Producer: Portuguese Service:
