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The cities that smell of corruption
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The cities that smell of corruption
Good afternoon. An interview with Luís Giquira, president of the municipal council (or more simply “mayor”) of the city of Nampula in today’s edition of newspaper Savana throws an interesting spotlight on the management of self-governing cities in Mozambique, but not a surprising one. Giquira took over as mayor in February 2024 from Paulo Vahanle of opposition party Renamo. The city that he took over was, he says, “technically bankrupt”. It had …
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