Mozambique advocates greater Euro-African commitment to conflict prevention and counter-terrorism
Last weekend, many candidates for mayor attended church or other religious services and sometimes were announced as attending and as heads of lists. This has raised some questions, including from our correspondents, because the law bars campaigning in religious buildings.
The constitution guarantees the right to attend religious meetings, and prominent figures who attend are often pointed out. It only becomes improper if the candidate or person conducting the service encourages a vote for the person.
By Joseph Hanlon
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