Sentence examples for the renamo from inspiring English sources
TEN years ago, Mozambique's government signed an accord with the Renamo rebel group, ending 16 years of war.
The Renamo opposition movement said Monday that it was abandoning its 1992 peace accord with the governing Frelimo party, raising fears of a renewal of the old conflict.
Experts say the Renamo candidate is likely to pull ahead for the runner-up spot when more returns come in from the northern parts of the nation.
There, upon hearing my name, the Renamo commander remembered that my mother, a bush doctor on the Mozambique-Zimbabwe border, had vaccinated him as a child.
Montepuez's jail population had been increased significantly by detentions following the Renamo protests, which took issue with the outcome of elections last December.
The Renamo leader, Afonso Dhlakama, blamed President Joaquim Chissano's ruling Frelimo party for the deaths of the inmates, most of whom he said were his supporters.
Frelimo took 191 of the 250 seats in the parliament, Renamo 51, and the breakaway MDM only 8. Guebuza was reelected to a second term, and it was widely believed that his decisive victory might be used as a mandate to amend the constitution to allow him to run for a third term.
This suggests that sporadic attacks along the country's north-south highway by the militia of Renamo, the main opposition party, now seem to be harming the economy.Other African markets look healthier.
The group declared a caliphate in the country's Bornu state.After two years of sporadic clashes, the government of Mozambique and the opposition Renamo movement signed a peace agreement in the run-up to presidential and parliamentary elections due in mid-October.Silva liningsBrazil's presidential candidates held a first televised debate, with no clear winner.
The Foreign Affairs Department said the team had been sent in response to Mr. Mocumbi's request for help in the investigation into the deaths of the prisoners, some of whom were supporters of the opposition Renamo party arrested during violent clashes with the police two weeks ago.
The anti-government demonstrations were called by the opposition Renamo party, highlighting its frustration at not being able to make any impact despite holding nearly half the seats in parliament.
