MOZAMBIQUE 141

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News reports & clippings no. 141 from Joseph Hanlon
4 December 2008 (j.hanlon@open.ac.uk)
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LOCAL ELECTIONS


Final local election results will be announced this afternoon (Thursday 4 Dec) by the National Elections Commission (CNE). TVM reports that the CNE has agreed that the must be a second round in Nacala for the election of a mayor, and that Frelimo does not have a majority in the Beira assembly.


Detailed reports of misconduct on Ilha de Moçambique have been posted on our websites:
In English: http://www.cip.org.mz/pub2008/index_en.asp
Em Portugues: http://www.cip.org.mz/pub2008/



“DO BICYCLES EQUAL
DEVELOPMENT IN MOZAMBIQUE?”
- FINALLY PUBLISHED IN ENGLISH


“Do bicycles equal development in Mozambique?” by Joseph Hanlon and Teresa Smart has finally been published in English. (Mozambique is more efficient that England, and the Portuguese edition was published in August.)


The price is £45 and it is available via three websites:
http://www.jamescurrey.co.uk/
http://www.boydell.co.uk/jamescurrey.htm
www.dulwichbooks.co.uk


In Maputo, the book should be available from tomorrow at a similar high price, probably 1800 Mt, at three bookshops:
Europa-America 377 av 24 de Julho
Mabuko
Escola Editora





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