Prof. Adriano Nuvunga
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Prof. Adriano Nuvunga
@adriano_nuvunga
Scholar-activist: political scientist, human rights defender, institution builder - CDD Executive Director | Chairperson, RMDDH
Republic of Mozambique Katılım Eylül 2015
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Congratulations, Dr. Ikal! 🎓
What wonderful news. I'm truly happy for you.
I have always admired your commitment to the people of Turkana. You have consistently stood with communities, listened to them, and worked alongside them in the pursuit of justice and dignity.
Earning a PhD is a remarkable achievement, but knowing you, I see it as another step in your journey of service. The knowledge and experience you have gained will only strengthen the work you do for the communities that trust and depend on your leadership.
Congratulations on this well-deserved milestone, my friend. I wish you every success as you continue making a difference in Turkana, in Kenya, and beyond.
Well done, @Ikal_Angelei. I couldn't be happier for you. 🌍💚

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⚖️🕊️ Justiça para as Vítimas das Manifestações Pós-Eleitorais: Reconhecimento, Reparação e Responsabilização
Os processos de reconciliação nacional e justiça de transição devem começar pelo reconhecimento das vítimas. É fundamental garantir que as vítimas das manifestações pós-eleitorais tenham acesso à verdade, à reparação pelos danos sofridos e à responsabilização dos autores das violações.
Sem reconhecimento, não há dignidade. Sem reparação, não há cura. Sem responsabilização, não há garantias de não repetição.
A construção de uma paz sustentável exige colocar as vítimas no centro das respostas do Estado e da sociedade. 🇲🇿✊🏿 #JustiçaTransicional #DireitosHumanos #Reconciliação #Moçambique #Verdade #Reparação #Justiça
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Milhões Gastos, Aviões Parados: Há Indícios de Corrupção?
Se milhões de dólares foram gastos na compra de aeronaves que não conseguem operar há mais de seis meses, estamos perante mais do que um problema de gestão: estamos perante fortes indícios de desperdício de recursos públicos que exigem investigação e responsabilização.
Os moçambicanos merecem respostas.
#Transparência #PrestaçãoDeContas #CombateÀCorrupção #Moçambique
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Maputo at a Standstill: Public Transport, Cost of Living and Social Tensions
Today’s strike by semi-public transport operators protesting against the increase in fuel prices has left Maputo virtually without public transport, affecting thousands of people who depend daily on “chapas” to get to work, school, hospitals and other essential services.
Many people were left with no alternative, forced to walk long distances, spend extra money, and struggle simply to get through the day.
Public transport is not only an economic issue. It is also a matter of dignity, access to rights, and daily survival.
At the same time, there is a heavy police presence in several strategic areas of the city, creating an atmosphere of tension and fear of possible unrest.
What is happening in Maputo reflects the growing pressure of the cost-of-living crisis on ordinary Mozambicans. When fuel prices rise, transport costs rise, food prices rise, and the burden on already vulnerable families becomes even heavier.
And when people feel that their suffering is not being met with adequate social and economic responses, frustration, anger, and distrust in public institutions inevitably grow.
Social crises cannot be addressed through securitisation alone. They also require dialogue, social sensitivity, and concrete measures to protect vulnerable populations and uphold human dignity.
Maputo today is not only facing a transport crisis. It is experiencing yet another warning sign of the deepening social and economic tensions affecting the country.




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