Income and empowerment at the centre of Mondlane’s Clcampaign in Lago
On another day of his electoral campaign, PODEMOS presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane promised today, in the district of Lago, Niassa province, to intensify the development of tourism, as well as forest and mineral resources, with the aim of promoting the region's economic growth.
Mondlane committed to fostering income-generating projects for the local population, also highlighting the empowerment of women and the organisation of the informal sector. Additionally, he reaffirmed the need to depoliticise the State, ensuring equal access to opportunities for all Mozambicans.
"The communities in the Niassa National Reserve, particularly in Manhamba, should benefit from a share of the revenues generated by the conservation area," the candidate emphasised, stressing the importance of sharing profits from natural resources with local populations. Mondlane also expressed concern over the human-wildlife conflict in the region, advocating for the protection of local inhabitants without neglecting wildlife conservation efforts.
In his address, Venâncio Mondlane reiterated the significance of establishing income-generating projects as essential for improving the population's quality of life. Yesterday, the candidate was in Marrupa, where he pledged to expand youth projects in gold mining.
Today's campaign was marked by an incident involving a clash between PODEMOS and FRELIMO supporters in Mandeze administrative post.
