The Democratic Movement of Mozambique, which has been without president for about three months, following the death of its president, Daviz Simango, will meet next weekend in the city of Beira, in I extraordinary session of the National Council. At the meeting, the party must define the dates for the holding of an extraordinary congress, whose central objective is the election of the new leader. It should be noted that Simango lost his life on February 23, this year, in South Africa. After his death, the Political Commission met, days later, and decided to hold the National Council, which would schedule a congress Due to the measures imposed by COVID-19, the meeting was postponed three times, as the National Council is made up of about 150 members, a number that was well above the limit established at the time. Sande Carmona, MDM spokesperson , who was speaking at a press conference to announce the holding of the National Council, said that although his party is currently facing difficulties due to the death of its leader, Daviz Simango, there are many members in the party with the capacity to lead the “We have lived with Daviz Simango for more than a decade, since the founding of the party (March 2009) and we have drunk enough of his teachings. His ideals remain firm in our midst and, above all, the struggle for inclusion. The next president go i work based on what you nurtured from Simango, and thousands of members have had this opportunity. We wanted to continue with Daviz Simango, but nature didn’t allow it. What remains is to assert his ideas and this capacity will not be lacking in the next president “, said Carmona Source: O País
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