Namibian truck torched amid Mozambique post-election violence

Post-election unrest in Mozambique has closed the Maputo port, a chrome export hub, and led to deadly clashes in several cities. The Namibian Revolutionary Transport Union reported that a Namibian truck was set on fire, urging a swift resolution to protect truck drivers facing serious risks. The union’s Secretary General, Petersen Kambinda.

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Written by: Tonata Kadhila

Chrome Exports cross-border trade Maputo Port Mozambique Namibian Revolutionary Transport Union Petersen Kambinda Post-election truck drivers Violence

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