Irish researcher visits Mozambique in advance of a defining election

Though Mozambique is one of the world's fastest growing economies, most of it's population still live in poverty. This week's elections show that pressure is rising on its government to make sure that the country's newfound prosperity benefits those who need it most, writes Ruairi Casey.

Irish researcher visits Mozambique in advance of a defining election

Though Mozambique is one of the world's fastest growing economies, most of it's population still live in poverty. This week's elections show that pressure is rising on its government to make sure that the country's newfound prosperity benefits those who need it most, writes Ruairi Casey.

Wednesday's presidential and parliamentary elections marked a defining moment for Mozambique.

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