Attorney General warns Venâncio Mondlaner over ‘Civil Disobedience’

Mozambique’s Attorney General has warned opposition candidate Venâncio António Bila Mondlane over allegations of inciting civil disobedience and spreading misinformation. He faces potential imprisonment of 2 to 8 years under electoral laws. This warning highlights rising political tensions following recent elections, crucial for the country’s fragile peace and democratic stability.

Mozambique’s 2024 Elections: Global Media silence critiqued as Frelimo dominates and new opposition emerges

In Mozambique’s general elections on October 9, 2024, Frelimo’s Daniel Chapo appears set for victory with nearly 70% of the vote. Paul Fauvet criticizes slow international media coverage, highlighting a need for awareness of Mozambique’s changing political landscape, including the rise of independent candidate Venâncio Mondlane, which threatens established parties’ influence.

Mozambique Election: Mondlane’s premature victory announcement sparks criticism

Presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane has prematurely declared victory in Mozambique’s recent election, claiming a 60% lead with only 25% of votes counted. Critics express concern over potential electoral violence and the lack of official results. The situation raises fears regarding stability and transparency in Mozambique’s complex political landscape as tensions grow.