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Mozambican prosecutors question opposition leader for ten hours

Mozambican opposition leader Venancio Mondlane was questioned for 10 hours by prosecutors on Tuesday, without being informed of the charges against him. Speaking from Maputo, Mondlane, who claims victory in the controversial October election, revealed he had been placed under judicial supervision. Mondlane, a former TV commentator, expressed frustration over the lack of clarity in

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Mozambique unrest disrupts South Africa gas supply

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Sasol has reduced natural gas production in Mozambique due to widespread unrest following the disputed presidential election, impacting gas supply to South Africa.

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US-led allies condemn Mozambique’s violent crackdown

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The US, UK, Canada, Norway, and Switzerland have condemned the escalating violence in Mozambique, particularly the brutal crackdown on post-election protests.

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50 killed in Mozambique post-election unrest, opposition says

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Post-election violence has erupted in Mozambique, with the opposition leader claiming that 50 people were killed by security forces.

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Government suppresses protests in Mozambique

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Mozambique’s government has banned ongoing protests against the disputed general election results, declaring them acts of terrorism.

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Mozambique threatens military intervention on protests

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Mozambique’s Defence Minister has threatened to deploy the military to quell ongoing protests against the recent election results, which have led to numerous deaths and injuries.

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Violence and disputed results weigh on Mozambique’s bonds

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Mozambique’s dollar bond experienced a decline for the third consecutive day on Wednesday. Tradeweb data revealed the bond’s price fell as concerns about public unrest persisted. The country’s only eurobond, maturing in 2031, dropped 0.54 cents to 84.92 on the dollar. This decline represents a loss of over two cents since Friday. Full results from

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Algerians show little enthusiasm for presidential election

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As Algeria heads into its presidential election, widespread voter apathy and economic troubles overshadow the campaign.

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Djibouti, Kenya, Mauritius eye African Union leadership

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Three seasoned politicians from Djibouti, Kenya, and Mauritius are competing for the African Union Commission chair position, reserved this year for East Africa.

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Vote-buying allegations lead to bans for four Tunisian candidates

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A Tunisian court sentenced four presidential election candidates to prison for vote buying, reinforcing fears of election manipulation to favor President Kais Saied’s reelection.

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