Frelimo, Mozambique’s ruling party, concluded its 11th National Conference of Cadres in Chimoio, Manica province, after three days of meetings. Party president Daniel Chapo outlined a new direction for the Frelimo, emphasizing improvements to the lives of Mozambicans. A core tenet of this new era, according to Chapo, will be zero tolerance for corruption and criminal activity within the party ranks. The conference served as a platform to strategize on how to achieve these goals and enhance the well-being of the nation’s citizens. Chapo’s statements signal a potential shift in the party’s approach to governance and accountability. Further details regarding the specific strategies discussed at the conference are expected to be released. This announcement comes amidst growing public concern over corruption in Mozambique.