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Amnesty International reports a brutal crackdown in Mozambique post-election, with over 300 deaths and over 3,000 injuries. The violence followed protests against alleged electoral fraud supporting candidate Venancio Mondlane. Amnesty …
Mozambique’s Severe Post-Electoral Crackdown: Amnesty International’s Findings Read More
Mozambique faces heightened tensions as President Daniel Chapo’s inauguration approaches, amid opposition boycotts and claims of electoral fraud by Venancio Mondlane of PODEMOS. The Constitutional Council’s ruling was disputed, prompting …
Tensions Escalate in Mozambique Ahead of Presidential Inauguration Read More
Mozambican police claim they use legitimate means to dispel protests but face serious accusations of repression, leading to numerous deaths and injuries from live ammunition. Several officials have voiced opposition …
Mozambican Police Under Scrutiny for Crowd Control Tactics Amid Protests Read More
Venancio Mondlane’s call for a general strike in Mozambique aimed to honor national heroes, yet the public response was notably subdued. Schools remained open and there were minimal transportation disruptions. …
Mozambique: Limited Response to Venancio Mondlane’s General Strike Call Read More
The murder of Leão de Deus, a supporter of Venâncio Mondlane, in Inhambane, raises the total number of Mondlane supporters killed to 13, highlighting increasing violence against opposition members in …
Rising Violence Against Political Opposition in Mozambique: Another Murder Reported Read More
Police in Mozambique opened fire on protesters in Maputo, resulting in two deaths during a demonstration led by opposition leader Venancio Mondlane. The protest followed allegations of election rigging in …
Mozambique Police Fire on Protesters, Resulting in Fatalities During Unrest Read More
Mozambique police clashed with protesters in Maputo, resulting in two fatalities amid unrest following claims of electoral fraud. The protest was led by opposition leader Venancio Mondlane, who alleged that …
Mozambique Police Open Fire on Demonstrators, Resulting in Two Deaths Read More
Mozambican politician Venâncio Mondlane termed his entry denial into Angola a “public shame” and a legal violation, hinting at a potential lawsuit. He criticized Angola’s immigration actions regarding a group …
Venâncio Mondlane Denounces Denial of Entry into Angola as “Public Shame” Read More
Angola denied entry to several prominent African opposition leaders, prompting criticism for its actions which were attributed to visa irregularities. Tundu Lissu, Venancio Mondlane, and Ian Khama were among those …
Angola’s Entry Denial to Opposition Leaders Sparks Outrage Read More
Mozambique police opened fire on a peaceful opposition parade on March 5, 2025, injuring at least 16 individuals, including children, amidst protests against rising living costs and contested election results. …
Mozambique Police Open Fire on Peaceful Opposition Parade, Injuring Many Read More