Josina Machel (FRELIMO)

Josina Machel (FRELIMO)

Josina Machel (born Josina Muthemba) (b. 10 August, 1945 - d. 7 April, 1971) was a Mozambican political exile and first wife of Mozambican President Samora Machel. [ [http://www.pluraleditores.co.mz/PLE04.asp?area=2&ID=08 Biography] pt icon] Machel left for exile in 1967 to Tanzania. Marrying Samora Machel in May 1969, the couple had their first child in November of that year. While in exile, Machel worked extensively within FRELIMO, establishing orphanages in the liberated areas of northern Mozambique. Machel died of physical exhaustion in April 1971 in Tanzania's capital of Dar es Salaam. When Mozambique became independent in 1975, FRELIMO government led by Machel established 7 April as Mozambican Women's Day to honor his deceased wife.

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