Mozambique Faces Tough Road Ahead After Independence
Western reporter notes Mozambique’s Marxist-Leninist government holds power but struggles with severe economic collapse. After 1975 independence, land losses, mass unemployment, and food shortages persist amid border raids by Rhodesia and trials in re education camps, while Machel seeks aid and stability from allies.
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