Joaquim chissano biography of albert

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Alberto Mabungulane Chissano (25 January – 19 February ) was a Mozambican sculptor best known for his work using indigenous woods.

Chief Representative to Tanzania—Secretary of Security—Prime Minister in the Transitional Government of Mozambique—Minister of Foreign Affairs—President of.

Born Joaquim Alberto Chissano, October 22, , in Malehice, Chibuto District, Gaza Province, Mozambique; married Marcelina Rafael; children: four.

He began his remarkable year political career in the early s as a Mozambique freedom fighter when the country was a Portuguese colony.

The Historical Roots of Joaquim Alberto Chissano.

19; January-February 1983, p. 42; May-June 1984, p. 24; January-February 1985, p. 41; January-February 1986, p. 77; January-February 19