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SADC needs to work together to bring economic liberation: Ndlozi

SABC News South Africa ·

Academic and former parliamentarian Dr.

Mbuyiseli Ndlozi says SADC countries need to work together to drive development and bring about economic liberation in the region.

Ndlozi was part of a symposium commemorating Mozambican founding president and liberation icon, Samora Machel.

The symposium has brought together students from different African countries, Machel’s family and liberation veterans amongst others to discuss Machel’s unfinished decolonial project.

Ndlozi has reflected on how corruption has affected the liberation movement, destroying its original mission.

“The triumph of greed, gluttony and theft, driving the privatisation of public funds for selfish enrichment in the post-colony, the liberation movement has in the most parasitic force to itself and to its own project, it has undermined itself and beheaded the best elements of its mission.” LISTEN | Rhodes University to host two-day symposium on former Mozambican President Samora Machel |

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