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Mozambique’s new president, Daniel Chapo, has launched an “inclusive national dialogue,” seeking to heal deep social, political, and regional wounds in a turbulent post-election year. Standing before government leaders, opposition figures, and civil society, he pledged that “all voices count, all hands help build,” signaling his intention to bring adversaries into one conversation rather than exclude them. He acknowledges that problems like instability, youth frustration, conflict in Cabo Delgado, and lingering distrust won’t be solved overnight, but argues that peace forged through listening is the only long-term cure. Chapo wants Mozambique to move from division toward unity, and his plan hinges on genuine dialogue at the negotiating table.
Aljazeera