Sunday night in Mozambique, there was a ceasefire deal sign between the rebel group Renamo and the Frelimo-led government. These two groups have been in war for years, even thought they temporally ended the fight in 1992. Within the pass two years the rebel group have "been attacking buses, trucks and cars on the main north-south highway". Although the Renamo leader Afonso Dhlakama, who has been in hiding since these attacks started, didn’t come sign the deal this time, like he did in 1992, there has been a question of when he will show up anywhere. There is hope that he shows to campaign for the presidential and national polls in October.
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