The President of the Association of Health Professionals (APSUSM) Anselmo Muchave accuses his colleague Horácio Nhoca of violating the precautionary measure and demands compensation of 4 million Mts. Muchave returned to court on January 29, 2024, after having submitted a precautionary measure against his colleague Horácio Nhoca in December last year for alleged usurpation of powers. According to a document from the 5th Section of the Judicial Court of the city of Maputo, Horácio Nhoca is accused of resisting the decision, creating new groups in the name of APSUSM (groups of which he is not a member), mobilizing members of the association and group membership. Among several points, the defendant is also accused of defying the deliberation imposed by the court, which constitutes a criminal act, with the aggravating factor of mobilizing the other members of the association to join this scam. In this context, the Association requests that Horácio Nhoca be ordered to refrain from pretending to be a representative of APSUSM and, consequently, prohibited from holding any national or international press conference, as well as carrying out any act in its name. Furthermore, the Association demands that he be ordered to pay costs and a suitable attorney at his maximum fee in the amount of 4 million Meticais. Meanwhile, this Tuesday (27), “Carta” spoke with APSUSM mentor, Francisco Cossi, who said that Anselmo Muchave is acting like a blackmailer with the intention of disturbing his colleagues. “We understand that Anselmo is stressed due to lack of payment of the illicit amounts he received in his account, including the amount he at some point received at the negotiating table. He thinks he found in his colleague (Horácio Nhoca) a source to be able to make money with this absurd compensation. Furthermore, he is not President elected by the General Assembly of Associates, he is acting in bad faith”, says the source. We tried to hear the President of APSUSM, Anselmo Muchave, but without success, as he had his cell phone out of range. (M.Afonso) Source: Carta de Moçambique
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