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The Chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ on Politics, Defence, and Security Cooperation, Samia Suluhu Hassan, has called for calm in Mozambique, where post-election unrest has led to loss of lives and significant economic disruptions.
Suluhu Hassan, who is also the President of Tanzania, urged all parties to exercise restraint and prioritise the well-being of the Mozambican people.
She condemned the continued loss of lives, injuries, and the destruction of private property and public infrastructure in the ongoing protests in Mozambique. Suluhu Hassan stated:
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SADC calls upon all parties to exercise restraint and refrain from actions that escalate violence and unrest.
We reaffirm our readiness to assist, through appropriate mechanisms, in facilitating a peaceful resolution to the existing challenges.
We appeal for an immediate cessation of all hostilities while reiterating the importance of prioritising the well-being and livelihoods of the Mozambican people.
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The protests in Mozambique began after the presidential elections on October 9, 2024, in which the ruling party FRELIMO’s candidate, Daniel Chapo, was declared the winner.
Opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane rejected the results, claiming they were fraudulent. This sparked widespread protests across the country, leading to violent clashes with security forces and significant loss of life.
Thousands of Mozambicans have fled to neighbouring countries like Malawi and Eswatini to escape the violence.
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The leader of SADC, Samia Suluhu Hassan, wants people in Mozambique to talk instead of fighting after the election. She says it's important to keep everyone safe and not destroy things. She hopes that everyone will stop being violent and find a peaceful way to fix the problems. The protests started because some people didn't agree with who won the election. Many people have been hurt, and some have even died. Some Mozambicans have had to run away to other countries to stay safe. Samia Suluhu Hassan wants everyone to stop fighting and find a way to make things better peacefully.

SADC Organ Chairperson, Samia Suluhu Hassan, Urges Dialogue In Mozambique To End Post-election Violence

Zimbabwe’s former Tourism minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Walter_Mzembi/">Walter Mzembi</a> has said he has observed from the 27 September 2023 SADC Troika Meeting that Zimbabwe’s ruling party, ZANU PF, is too strong for the region.
The meeting, chaired by President Hakainde Hichilema of Zambia, discussed Zimbabwe’s 23 August 2023 disputed elections, which received criticism from regional and international observers. President Mnangagwa maintained that the elections were free and fair, but SADC, AU, and EU disagreed, citing shortcomings in meeting standards.
Leaders from Namibia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Tanzania attended the meeting.
Mzembi expressed concerns about the SADC meeting, noting that the regional bloc may not solve Zimbabwe’s political deadlock as expected by some stakeholders including the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). The party led by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa/">Nelson Chamisa</a> approached SADC in a bid to push for fresh elections. He said:
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A deputation of representation by the President of Namibia (Hage Geingob) and (Samia Hassan Suluhu), of Tanzania, completing the Troika chaired by (Hakainde Hichilema), of Zambia is not a good sign for those reading too much into an anticipated SADC solution. Hichilema chairing Vice Presidents and officials means a downgrade of Zimbabwe Polls issue to a routine report.
ZANU PF is too strong for the Region and its abrasive gunboat Zanufication diplomacy has seen even seemingly bigger brothers turning into its “errand boys” twisted by anti-sanctions solidarity.
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Mzembi also noted that President Mnangagwa’s visit to President Hage Geingob of Namibia may have worked to strengthen relations amongst liberation parties in SADC.
He also said the strategy employed by ZANU PF and its allies in SADC is to buy time and hope the election dispute fades away and may prevail without fresh impetus from the people. Mzembi also noted that a business-as-usual approach in Parliament and Government may contribute to moving past the issue of the disputed elections.
He added that the non-performing economy will continue to remind people of the disputed elections and if or when ZANU PF resolves the economic challenges, the ruling party will gain performance legitimacy.
Mzembi also said Zimbabweans cannot rely solely on SADC to resolve their disputes, therefore, since renewed pressure from the people is unlikely, the matter is likely to fade away.
He added that overcoming repression requires resources, courage, and a new nationalist approach dismissing the need to seek foreign solutions. He said homemade solutions are needed to provide relief from the constraints of self-serving past liberators.
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Former Tourism Minister Mzembi Says ZANU PF Is Too Strong For SADC

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been criticised for remarks about women footballers having “flat-chests” and suggesting they will find it hard to find men willing to marry them.
The East African country’s first female Head of State made the comments at a ceremony on Sunday to celebrate the victory of a national men’s team in a regional football championship. Said Hassan:
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For those who have flat chests, you might think they are men and not women.
And if you look at their faces you might wonder … because if you want to marry, you want someone who is attractive, a lady who has the qualities that you want.
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Hassan added that for the women footballers “those qualities have disappeared”. She said:
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Today they are making us proud as a nation when they bring trophies to the country but if you look at their lives in the future, when the legs are tired from playing, when they don’t have the health to play, what life will they be living?.
The life of marriage is like a dream to them. Because even if one of you here takes them home as your wife, your mother will ask if they are a woman or a fellow man.
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Catherine Ruge, the head of the women’s wing of the opposition Chadema party and former MP responded:
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The comment by president @SuluhuSamia on women footballers is a humiliation to all women.
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Maria Sarungi, the founder of the civil society group Change Tanzania, echoed that view. She tweeted:
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So all those cheering a female presidency…@SuluhuSamia is denigrating female football players for having ‘flat chests’ and thus lacking attractive features necessary to get married. You must be proud [African Women Leaders Network].
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Hassan took office in March after the sudden death of her predecessor John Magafuli.
She is the only serving female head of state in Africa alongside Ethiopia’s President Sahle-Work Zewde, whose role is mainly ceremonial.
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Tanzania President Calls Women Footballers "Flat-chested"

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