Violent Protests in Mozambique Claim at Least 21 Lives Amid Election Controversy
In Mozambique, protests against the government following disputed elections have left at least 21 people dead. Authorities report 236 significant crimes committed by demonstrators, including attacks on buildings and police. The ruling Frelimo party’s victory in the October elections has been contested, with allegations of voter fraud and unjustified changes to results, as noted by EU observers. Protests have spread beyond the capital Maputo, with reports of injuries and fatalities due to violent clashes.