.
(c) From first hand information we have learned that daily activities of
all genuine nationalists leaders and their members and supporters in
Dar-es-Salaam are recorded from time to time reaches Portuguese Govt.
in Mozambique. Becuase of this spy  link the party is now operated
under three postal addresses (Nos. 15274 for general, 15293 and
I4689 private) the two of these postal addresses are not known by
anyone of the members other than the six the so called top leaders.
DELAY OF STRUGGLE:
We have noted with dismay the deterred progress"of Frelimo and on the
other hand we extremely regret having given chance to the so called
leaders who have now caused .unnecessary delay to our National struggle for the following reasons -
(a-) Owing, to their inability to lead forces, in particular Mondlane has
completely stirred up the best relations among Mozambique Africans
which was established by the leaders of the two major political part-
ties KAOT and UDENAMO.
(b) He has promoted tribalism elements among the members by abusing some
tribes cf Mozambique as he is reported by some committee members of
UDENAMO and MANU that at certain meeting when he v/as asked many questions he became annoyed and said that the people of the Northern part
of Mozambique were born with unintelligent brains thus they were in
condition of not to understand things easily.  This abuse now inflicted very big gap between the people  from Northern and Southern
Mozambique.
(o) His lieutenants time to time have repeated same mistake as they have
been telling the members that'the people from Northern Mozambique
were not fit to be sent to take up studies in general education'', technical and acaaemic; but they are fit only to be trained as ordinary
gunmen.
(&) Dr.Mond-lane has wronged the members as ho never told them the truth
thus the members are unable to judge the stand their leaderj e.g.
on 27th March 1963> when Dr.Mondlane and his'lieutenants were leaving
Dar-es-Salaam for America, he told sorr.e members of his Executive
Committee that they were going tc visit Frelimo branch office in
Moshi, Tanganyika, but after few.days the members had learned from
•   certain intelligor.cia scoope that instead of going to Moshi., he flew
to Cairo and then to America where they were to have meetings with
the American Committee on Africa While the topic of these meetings
were not known even by a single Executive Committee Members.
(e) As a leader Dr.Mondlane has failed to end fight3 between official and
official, Official and ordinary Members.  The two fight of which Dr.
Mondlane took no pain to know the cause of the fight and see that
nothing of the sort should occur among his ranks and file, the two
fights are-  Leo Milas  viz a group of members  who later v/ere expelled from Tanganyika,  and Silverio Nungu Administrative Secretary
viz James Msadala vice-treasurer;
(f) There is a big gap between the president himself, his lieutenants and
the ordinary members and supporters as no contact between the:.: has
established since the elected officials and committee members v/ere
expelled from Frelimo.
(g) The president Dr.Mondlane has made it clear to the public the points
which are contrary tc the Frelimo " programme and standing orders" and
the desire of the Mozambique ^frica;:s-
(i) that education should come fir^t  before self-determination and
total independence.
(ii)He believes that without the support of U.S..1., British and France
Mozambique v/ill nevur bo freed despite of .4frican peoples' struggle.
(iii)that africans of Mozambique had not yet determined to free themselves from Colonial Yoke, but they will do so after he will educate  them for 12 months from March,1963 to March, 1964*
(NB. Mondlane speech in Paris, France on 3rd March, 1963.)
cntd./ page 4 p.t.o.