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Mbumba Backs Chapo After Mozambique Election Victory
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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 22430, member: 2262"] President Mbumba likes what happened in Mozambique! He sent happy words to Daniel Chapo, who just won the top job there. The courts said the voting was good, but many people are mad about it. The people hit the streets! They think something bad happened with the October 9 votes. They're making noise and blocking roads because they don't trust what the courts say. Mbumba wrote a nice note to Chapo. He thinks Chapo will make his country better and richer. He wants everyone there to work together and be happy. But here's the drama! The guy who lost, Venâncio Mondlane, says the whole thing was fixed! He told his fans to fight back. They've been yelling his name since Monday! The police had to use teargas to make them stop blocking the roads. Mbumba doesn't care about all that mess. He just wants to be friends with the new boss! He says Namibia wants to work with Chapo and his Frelimo team. They hope it will help both countries get richer and improve southern Africa. [/QUOTE]
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