DISCUSSION BETWEEN FRELIMO LEADER EDUARD MONDLANE AND VCE-PRESIDENT KAWAWA CONCERNING PROBLEMS AT THE MOZAMBIQUE INSTITUTE.

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• Document Creation Date: March 8, 2023
• Document Release Date: August 29, 2019
• Case Number: F-2018-01467
• Publication Date: April 27, 1968

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SUBJECT DISCUSSION BETWEEN FREL IMO LEADER EDUARDO MONDLANE AND
VICE-PRESIDENT KAWAWA CONCERNING FROBLEMS AT THE MOZAMBIQUE
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1. FREL IMO LEADER EDUARDO MONDLANE CALLED ON SECOND VICE-
PRESIDENT RASHID I KAWAWA ON THE MORNING OF 27 AFR IL 19 68 TO DISCUSS
THE SITUATION AT THE MOZ AMB I QUE INSTITUTE CAUSED BY THE POLITICAL
ACTIVITY OF FATHER .MATEUS GWENJERE. FRESENT AT THE MEETING WERE
MINISTER OF STATE LW. SIJAONA AND FR INCIPAL SECRETARY BERNARD
MLLOXOZ I.
2. MONDLANE WISHED TO DISCUSS THREE POINTS WITH KAWAWA BEFORE
LEAVING DAR ES SALAAM FOR FREL IMO INSTALLATIONS IN SOUTHERN TANZANIA
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THE FOLLOWING DAY.
5. MONDLANE' S FIR ST POINT CONCERNED_ LHE DISTRIBUTION IN DAR ES
SALAAM OF FLYERS ATTACKING THE FREL IMO LEADERSHIP (AND MONDLANE IN
PARTICULAR) AUTHORIZED AND SIGNED BY FATHER MATEUS GWENJERE.
MONDLANE NOTED THAT FRELIMO IS FR OHIBITED BY THE TANZANIAN
GOVERNMENT FROM ENGAGING IN ANY TYPE OF P. IT ICAL ACTIVITY WITHIN
TANZANIA. IN THE SPIRIT OF THIS INSTRUCT ION MONDLANE BELIEVED THAT
THE DISTRIBUTION OF GWENJERE' S PAM PHLET S SHOLLD AL SO BE FR OHIB IT ED
BY THE TANZANIANS, MINISTER OF ST ATE SIJAONA OBSERVED THAT
NOBODY TOOK THESE PAM KLET S SER IOUSL Y; THEREFCRE MONDLANE
SHOULD NOT WORRY ABOUT THEM, MONDLANE DISAGREED, STATING THAT THESE
PAMPHLETS HAD A WIDE 0 LSI R lex! IDN. 'AND ;,FRE.A'CHED FOREIGN EMBA SS TES. THIS
COULD SER IOUSL Y AFFECT FREL IMO' S STAND ING WITH A NUMBER OF FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS FRIENDLY TO FREL IMO. VICE-PRESIDENT KAWAWA AGREED AND
STATED THAT IMMEDIATE ST E PS'.WOULD BE tAKEN TO STOP THE PAMPHLETER ING.
4, THE NEXT POINT CONCERNED FAT HER GWENJERE S POL IT ICAL ACT IV IT Y.
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SIJAONA AND MULOKOZ I ASKED MONDLANE WHY HE�D ID NOT EXPEL GWENJERE
FROM FREL IMO. MONDLANE POINTED OUT. THAT THIS WOULD BE IMFROPER AT
THIS TIME BECAUSE THE A FR ICAN � L IBERAT ION COMMITTEE. (AL C)
COMM ITTEE OF ENQUIRY INTO THE MOZAMBIQUE � INSULT UTE WOULD 'ISSUE
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ITS REPORT ON 29 OR 30 AIL, AND HE HAD BEEN INFoRMED�T HAT ONE OF
THE RECOMMENDATIONS WOULD BE THAT HE AND GWENJERE SHOULD MEET TO
DISCUSS THEIR DIFFERENCES, AFTER WHICH THE ALC WITH THE TANZANIAN
GOVERNMENT WOULD TAKE APFROPR IATE AT ION CONCERNING GWENJERE, IN
CONSULTATION WITH THE FRELIMO LEADERSHIP. MONDLANE NOTED THAT HE
HAD NEVER EXPELLED ANYONE FROM FRELIMO.
5. THE FINAL POINT CONCERNED THE RE-OPENING OF titlE MOZAMBIQUE
INST IT LIFE. MONDLANE POINTED OUT THAT ALL STUDENT S HAD BEEN RET 1RNED
TO THE SCHOOL WITH THE EXCEPT ION OF 15 WHO HAD GONE TO NAIROBI TO
LOOK FOR OTHER SCHOOLING AT THE SUGGEST ION OF GWENJERE. MONDLANE
EMPHASIZED THAT FRELIMO COULD NOT AFFORD TO HAVE THE SCHOOL CLOSED
ANY LONGER, WITH THE STUDENTS IDLE. HE SUGGESTED THAT . SIJA0NA
HIMSELF FORMALLY RE-OPEN THE SCHOOL, AS SIJAONA HAD BEEN THE ONE WHO
CLOSED IT. VICE-PRESIDENT KAWAWA AGREED, AND SAID THAT THE
SCHOOL WOULD DEFINITELY BE RE-OPENED THE WEEK 0F.213 AIL.
6. AT THE END OF THIS MEET ING VICE-PRESIDENT KAWAWA ASSURED
MONDLANE THAT THE TANZANIAN. GOVER NMENT FULLY SUPPORTED THE.
FRELIMO LEADERSHIP WITHOUT QUAL IFICAT ION.
7. COMMENT: A. THERE W ILL BE INST IT urtti. AT THE
INST 1TurE A STRICT POLICY THAT No STUDENT WILL BE KEPT AT THE
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SCHOCL WHO IS DISSATISFIED. THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO REMAIN V ILL BE
SENT TO REFUGEE CAMPS, OR, IF THEY ARE W ILL ING , TO MILITARY TRAINING
CAMPS. B. THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE OF THE FLYERS BEING DISTRIBUTED BY
GWENJERE IS FAR TOO GOOD FOR A MAN WITH GWENJERE' S ENGLISH�
LANGUAGE CAPABILITY. THIS SUGGEST S THAT GVENJERE IS BE ING ASSISTED
BY SOMEONE.
8. COMMENT FOR A FREVIOUS REPORT ON FREL IMO D IFFICILT IES
WITH THE MOZAMBIQUE INSTITUTE SEE
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