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Daniel Chapo swears in Edson Macuácua as Mozambique’s education minister

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Mozambican President Daniel Chapo is due to swear in Edson Macuácua, appointed Minister of Education on 14 October. The ceremony, scheduled to take place in Maputo on 19 October, is not a new appointment, according to Jornal Notícias.

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo swore in Edson Macuácua as Minister of Education on Monday 19 October in Maputo, Jornal Notícias reports. The ceremony took place at the President’s office.

Daniel Chapo was also due to preside over a ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of the death of Samora Machel, former President of Mozambique, according to Jornal Notícias.

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