Distracted deceive PRESIDENT

Just three days after the president left the province of Nampula, just theater. Everything returned to normal. The mechanized efforts that were undertaken to keep clean the streets of the city during the recent visit by Guebuza, no longer exists. The city of Nampula, the capital of the province's most populous country, has returned to what it always was. Nampula is once again a dirty city and the streets that were disguised holes are back to being what they always were.

During the stay in so-called "open presidency" Armando Guebuza saw what was prepared to keep you distracted. Rehabilitated roads saw the rush - however badly - saw some cleaning which in its day-to-day not nampulenses has fun. Trucks and other large machinery "caliber" to disappear again. The City Council that mobilized this world and that to ensure cleaner for the "boss" see, after Guebuza sail back to the usual sloppiness that the city council voted Nampula.

The same work was done three days ago with machinery to match, is now guaranteed again with hand shovels and brooms plastic, these mostly wrested from street vendors, in operations against the informal trade or walking.

On the morning of Saturday, visited a few streets and avenues named the capital of the north. We observed in situ, the city council workers working again without the minimum conditions of security.At the junction between the streets Philip Samuel Magic (Flower Street) and Moma street, witnessed the city council workers engaged on construction and land development area to plug small holes again on hand to ensure that the participants of the VII National Festival of Culture, ended yesterday in Nampula, could circulate.

Some workers spoke to Canalmoz and made clear that the president was up and everything was again as before. "Our job is just plugging some holes. As you can see we do not have such equipment. What we saw is over. The City Council asked for help to the CMC-Southern Africa, to support the plugging of holes. We do not have the capacity nor the means to do so. "

Workers assured that the work of last Saturday was being coordinated by engineer Iva Langa, the City Council. (A.Silva)