Mozambique. Chapo calls for fight against gender-based violence
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Mozambique. Chapo calls for fight against gender-based violence

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 13:20

The President of Mozambique, Daniel Chapo, considered gender-based violence as a "serious social problem" that must be addressed. This position was expressed in the context of the celebrations of Mozambican Women's Day, which is observed on April 7.

Chapo guaranteed that the Mozambican Government will continue to help women entrepreneurs in the country. This promise is part of the speech on valuing the role of women in Mozambican society.

Gender-based violence remains a significant challenge in Mozambique, with statistics showing high levels of reported cases annually in the country. The President acknowledged the need to combat this issue.

The article does not present specific data on the number of gender-based violence cases nor does it detail the concrete programs that will be implemented to support women entrepreneurs.

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