(Special for CAFS) Mozambique launches 50th independence celebrations with unity flame


MAPUTO, April 7 (Xinhua) -- President of Mozambique Daniel Chapo on Monday presided over the reactivation of the National Unity Flame in Nangade, Cabo Delgado Province, marking the launch of the country's 50th independence anniversary celebrations.

The flame, a national symbol of unity and identity, was first lit on June 9, 1975, just before Mozambique's independence. Chapo said that the flame represents the collective spirit of the Mozambican people and stands above any political affiliation.

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