Chapo in Caia: Unity for a Prosperous Future

Chapo positioned himself as the link between Mozambique's past and present, declaring his readiness to lead the country toward the transformation that Mozambicans aspire to.

Born shortly after independence, Chapo highlighted this fact as a symbol of his ability to connect the struggles of the past with the aspirations for a future of development, unity, and opportunity.

"I was born when our country was just beginning to chart its course. Today, I am ready to lead the Mozambique we all deserve, a country of development, unity, and opportunities for everyone," the candidate declared before a crowd gathered at the municipal field in Nhamatanda.

Under the scorching heat, the people of Caia remained steadfast at the rally, eager to hear Chapo's proposals, particularly concerning job creation, one of the region's biggest concerns for its youth. Many of them have only seasonal work in the sugarcane fields for the Sena sugar industry.

Chapo reiterated his commitment as the candidate of the people, particularly the youth, assuring that once elected, the concerns and aspirations of the young will be addressed and fulfilled.

"Together, united, we will work and face the challenges of today and tomorrow with the innovative capacity of men, women, and youth," Chapo stated, emphasizing the importance of unity for the country’s progress.

The candidate also explained the significance of his position on the ballot, holding the number 2 spot, which he says symbolizes the strength of unity between the government and the people, working side by side to build a stronger and more prosperous Mozambique. "United, we are unbeatable," he emphasized.

"I was born two years after independence, and I am number 2 on the ballot. God willed it to be so. I was chosen to serve the Mozambican people," Chapo concluded.

After the rally in Caia, Chapo headed to Tete province, where he will continue his electoral campaign activities.