By GIDEON NYENDWA PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has called for collective regional efforts to address the post-election political impasse in Mozambique, citing its adverse effects on regional stability, trade, and Zambia’s economy. Speaking as the outgoing Chair of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ Troika during a virtual extraordinary summit, President Hichilema stressed the need for urgent intervention to restore peace in Mozambique. President Hichilema said the political unrest in Mozambique, which has left more than 200 dead was now pausing significant insecurity in the region and was disrupting regional trade in critical sectors such as CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
HH calls for quick intervention in Moz post-election violence
