Former Mozambican guerrilla leader Afonso Dhlakama, who was due to run for the presidency next year, died more than a week ago, aged 65. Dhlakama, who headed the former rebel Mozambique National Resistance (Renamo) movement, was found dead in the central town of Gorongosa. Some analysts have said that his death could have major implications for Mozambique with no clear successor.
To help us unpack and discuss this further we are joined on the line by:
• Milton Maluleke is a journalist at Channel Africa
• Zenaida Mahcado is the Angola and Mozambique researcher in the Africa Division at Human Rights Watch
• Eduardo Namburele is the external affairs secretary for Renamo Party
