Mozambique’s solidarity with the national liberation struggle in South Africa by Alda Romão Saúte Saíde | South African History Online

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Name of Publication:
The Road to Democracy in South Africa Volume 5 part 2
Author:
Alda Romão Saúte Saíde
Publisher:
Unisa Press
Date of Publication:
9 April 2014
Place of Publication:
Pretoria
Copyright:
Alda Romão Saúte Saíde
Source:
http://www.sadet.co.za/docs/RTD/vol5/RTD_vol5_2_chapter17.pdf

Synopsis:
Relations between the people of Mozambique and South Africa reach far back to long ago, when permanent contact was established through social networks because of a

sense of affinity. Cordial relations were consistent from pre-colonial times and there were strong trade and social relations until colonial powers penetrated the region. The so-called ‘Mfecane’, marked this era and left an indelible and similar cultural mosaic throughout the region. In Mozambique, migration mainly from northern KwaZulu Natal gave birth to the state of Gaza, bordered by the Nkomati River to the south; the Zambezi River to the north; the Indian Ocean to the east and the Lebombo and Chimanimani mountain ranges to the west.

Mozambique’s solidarity with the national liberation struggle in South Africa by Alda Romão Saúte Saíde

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References

Saíde, A.R.S.(2014). Mozambique’s solidarity with the national liberation struggle in South Africa from Road to Democracy, SADET, Vol.5-Part 2, p 729 - 808, online.

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