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    Mozambique President Daniel Chapo (2nd L) inspects the guard of honor during his inauguration at Independence Square in Maputo on January 15, 2025.
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    15 January 2025

    Daniel Chapo Sworn-in as Mozambique’s President Despite Continued Protests Against Election Results

    Many Mozambicans have continued to protest against electoral fraud they believe to be responsible for Chapo’s ascent into power.

    A voter casting ballot at Algerian polling station with a national flag mural in background.
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    07 January 2025

    The Ballot Didn't Tell the Whole Story in Africa's Year of Elections

    Save for a few countries, the 15 major African elections in 2024 reinforce the idea that incumbent governments and parties will do anything to remain in power.

    Young protesters demonstrating on a street in Mozambique, with one man shouting while others move energetically
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    27 December 2024

    Prison Breaks and Deaths Follow Disputed Election Ruling in Mozambique

    The constitutional court's decision to uphold the disputed election results has sparked fresh protests across Mozambique, deepening post-election turmoil.

    A military armored vehicle blocks the road as protesters try to make their way to the Ressano Garcia border post between Mozambique and South Africa on November 13, 2024.
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    16 November 2024

    Despite Protest Ban, Mozambicans Continue to Demand Systemic Change

    Police and state security respond to civil demonstrations with force, while the government describes them as acts of terrorism.

    ​Protesters from the Maxaquene neighborhood demonstrate in Maputo on October 24, 2024 in front of a poster with the picture of independent presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane.
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    29 October 2024

    Mozambique's Opposition Leader Calls for New Wave of Protests After Alleged Killings

    After a weekend of deadly clashes and internet disruptions, opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane is urging Mozambicans to march on the capital.

    Mozambican police forces are deployed in Maputo, on October 24, 2024 as a burning barricade is seen in the background. Mozambique's ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo is elected president of Mozambique, the country's electoral commission announced on October 24, 2024.
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    24 October 2024

    Protests in Mozambique after Ruling Party Candidate is Declared Winner of Presidential Election

    Mozambique's electoral commission says Frelimo’s Daniel Chapo is the winner of the October 9 vote by more than 70 percent.

    A supporter of the Optimist Party for the Development of Mozambique (PODEMOS) kneels over flowers placed in memory of two slain associates of the party during a strike called in Maputo, on October 21, 2024.
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    23 October 2024

    Killings, Alleged Fraud and Protests Heighten Tensions in Mozambique Ahead of Election Results

    International bodies have urged for an investigation into the killing of opposition members, while external observers have cast doubts on the credibility of the elections.

    Banners and posters of the candidates participating in the election are hung on the streets and buildings ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled to be held on October 9th, in Beira, Mozambique on October 07, 2024.
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    08 October 2024

    In Mozambique, Three Candidates Hope to End Sitting Party’s 50-Year Rule

    On October 9, Mozambicans head to the polls with hopes that the new president can turn the country’s economic and security conditions around.

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