Protest over election results in Mozambique

Concerns about fraud in Mozambique's general elections in October have morphed into a nationwide movement protesting Frelimo, ...

More than a month after a disputed election, protests still roil the country, even as shutdowns bleed the economy.

Mozambique's government has banned protests following sustained post-election unrest that has left several people dead and dozens others ...

At least 42 people have been killed in protests across Mozambique since October's presidential election. Daniel Chapo of the Frelimo Party, ...

Mozambique is still in the shadow of a bloody 15-year civil war the leftist Frelimo fought against rebel group Renamo after independence. The ...

Opposition parties and many citizens have rejected the results of the October 9 presidential election as fraudulent and growing protests in the ...

Anger mounts after election authorities say Frelimo party won October vote, extending its 49-year rule.

Mozambican police fired tear gas at thousands of protesters in the capital Maputo on Thursday during the biggest demonstration yet against ...

Mozambican authorities have threatened to deploy soldiers to quell post-election protests that have engulfed the country after the ...

Opposition protests are escalating over Mozambique's presidential election, which incumbent Daniel Chapo of the FRELIMO party won.

Mozambique has been rocked by violence following its Oct. 9 elections, with police accused of killing some 30 protesters.

The CNE declared Daniel Chapo, candidate for the ruling Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO), as the winner, securing 70.67% of the vote. Chapo ...

Ahead of a major opposition march planned for 7 November in Maputo following disputed elections, Mozambique's Frelimo-led government must ...

Raging protests have overtaken Mozambique following the victory of the ruling Frelimo party's candidate Daniel Chapo in the Presidential ...

Teargas and rubber bullets fired as protesters accuse ruling Frelimo party of rigging October election.

Thousands gathered on the streets of Maputo to demonstrate over the October 9 election results. Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.

Southern Africa Human Rights Lawyers High Commissioner, Professor Talent Ruser speaks to us on the unrest in Mozambique following elections ...

Police accused of killing at least 11 unarmed bystanders since 24 October, amid claims poll was rigged.

Mozambique's opposition on Friday promised fresh protests, as rights groups said at least 30 people had been killed in three weeks of ...

The police have killed at least 20 people during a march led by an opposition leader, whilst hundreds more have been injured or arrested.