D. Public Administration Division); and • Dr Mzwanele Griffiths Mfunwa (Development Management Officer, Lusaka Office). APRM Secretariat • Dr Afeikhena Jerome (Coordinator, Economic Governance and Manage ment, APRM Secretariat, South Africa); • Mr Ferdinand Katendeko (Research Analyst, Democracy and Political Gov ernance, APRM Secretariat, South Africa); • Dr Francis Chigunta (Lecturer in Development Studies and Expert Consul tant, Department of Development Studies, University of Zambia); • Ms Gertrude Takawira (Research Analyst, Corporate Governance, APRM Secretariat, South Africa); and • Ms Dorothy Mwangi (Executive Assistant, APRM Secretariat, South Africa). 51. The 19-member team are nationals of 11 member states of the AU, namely, Algeria, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. 1.7 Activities Undertaken During the CRM 52. The National Focal Point, Mozambique’s National Commission and the national APR Secretariat facilitated the work of the CRM in Mozambique. 53. The CRM formally began on 7 February 2008, at a ceremony held at the Joachim Alberto Chissano International Conference Centre, attended by His Excellency President Guebuza. The CSAR and the NPOA were ceremonially handed over by the President to the Leader of the CRM. 54. In his speech, the President located the peer review within the longstanding Mozambican practice of “criticism and self-criticism”, initially taught by the founder of Mozambican nationalism, Eduardo Mondlane. He implored the APR Team to work objectively, noting that what Mozambique expected from the exercise was the mobilisation of more synergies so that the country could continue to record more victories in the fight against poverty, at peace and ever more united. 53