MAPUTO (Reuters) -Mozambican police fired tear gas at thousands of protesters in the capital Maputo on Thursday during the ...
Mozambique unrest halts trade, costing billions, with South African exports affected by the closed Lebombo border.
Mozambican police fired tear gas at hundreds of opposition supporters on Thursday in the capital, Maputo, marking the largest ...
Mozambican authorities have threatened to deploy soldiers to quell post-election protests that have engulfed the country ...
The Mozambican authorities should immediately end internet restrictions imposed since October 25, 2024, and restore full ...
Other presidential candidates included Ossufo Momade, 63, of the main opposition party Renamo, and Lutero Simango, 64, of the ...
Riot police in Mozambique’s capital, Maputo, fired tear gas to disperse a crowd protesting against alleged electoral fraud days after two opposition allies were shot dead. Several hundred people ...
Mozambique is due to announce the final results ... He’s called on supporters to paralyze the entire nation on Thursday and Friday to protest what he called a fraudulent election.
Mozambique's electoral commission has declined ... "The police are turning this into a violent protest because they are firing at us. We are here to demand that the truth about the election ...
Mozambique is in the midst of civil unrest. Since last month’s presidential elections, people have taken to the streets, ...
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