THE unrest in Mozambique following national elections on October 9 is a concerning development for the Southern African region. President Daniel Chapo’s landslide victory of 71 percent has been disputed by opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane, who polled just over 20 percent of the votes. He is alleging massive rigging in favour of Chapo. The situation…
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