Mozambique Police Fire Tear Gas as Opposition Supporters March on Capital
Mozambican police fired tear gas at hundreds of opposition supporters converging on the capital Maputo on Thursday for the biggest demonstration yet against last month's disputed election. Human rights groups say at least 18 people have been killed in the police crackdown on protests since the Oct.
Thousands are protesting in Mozambique’s capital and police are responding by firing tear gas and rubber bullets as weeks of ...
Protesters in Maputo, Mozambique, took to the streets on Thursday, November 7, against a disputed presidential ...
Police have fired tear gas at protesters in Mozambique in the biggest demonstration yet against the long-ruling Frelimo party ...
South Africa has closed its border again with Mozambique, where post-election protests have escalated, leading to clashes ...
The standoff has left gas-rich Mozambique confronting what may be its most perilous period since a 16-year civil war ended ...
A prolonged closure of the border would be costly not only to the mining sector but also to both economies more widely, and would be a fresh blow to investor sentiment towards Mozambique, where police ...
Mozambique’s Maputo port, a key chrome export hub, has stopped receiving cargo due to ongoing election unrest in the ...
South Africa has temporarily closed its main border crossing with Mozambique over safety concerns, its government news agency said on Wednesday, as protests against last month's disputed election in ...
Between 21.30 and 23.30 last night (Monday), Maputo city occupants of high rise apartment blocks responded to the call by ...
Mozambican police violently suppressed opposition protests, resulting in five deaths, according to a human rights ...
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