Mozambique Unrest | SA's role in solving the crisis

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There are increasing concerns about the post-election unrest in Mozambique and its negative impact on South Africa and the SADC region. This has increased calls for South Africa to intervene in the crisis. Some of those calls have come from the Build One South Africa party. Its leader, Mmusi Maimane, spoke to #eNCA. #DStv403 #QuestionThinkAct

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South africa does not pocess the dignity to negotiate on both parties, they only support Ferlimo

angiepavlakis

Annexation might be one solution—integrating Mozambique, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Eswatini, Namibia, and Botswana into a united regional economy. Many individuals from these countries already live and work in South Africa, contributing to our economy while sending proceeds home. However, this dynamic often leaves South Africa shouldering a disproportionate burden.

infotainZA

Anc and south Africa has no qualification to mediate

jamesbanda

South Africa can't even solve its only problems

manfredcstehnken

Or South Africa can just mind her own business. They bring more confusion than solutions in these cases. You can not have it both ways. You closed your boarders to block the people of Mozambique who were desperately running for safety. It either you care or you dont

phindilevilane

Why doesn't the presidents do not want to give others the chance.

_MPN_

The preparations are ongoing for Chapo and that worries me a lot.

annasihlangu

Close the boarders. Let them resolve their own problems

l.m

I don't believe there will be any presidential inauguration in Mozambique of Mr. Daniel Chapo.

horaciocossa

SABC & BOSA bangabadayisi besizwe 👎👎👎👎😡

CirylluckyZulu

Fellow Africans and Fellow South Africans there is a cure for cancer in South Africa

JeremyHandle-pk

Helens BEE failure, one day a revolutionary at an EFF rally and now the most knowledgeable politician on Mosambiqye...

bottas

Waiting to see what will be the action of the pipo on Chapo's inauguration day will they proceed or people will rise to the streets

footballfanladyafrica

SA solve the crisis? they cannot even solve the crisis in their own country!

bkj

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