Mozambique Election Violence Escalates as Opposition Figures Are Assassinated Amidst Protests

Political tensions in Mozambique have reached a boiling point as two opposition figures were brutally murdered in Maputo, the capital. The killings come amidst widespread protests against alleged election irregularities, raising concerns about escalating violence. The European Union has condemned the murders and called for a thorough investigation, while human rights groups express alarm over the situation.

Mozambique Heads to Polls with Frelimo Seeking to Extend Dominance

Mozambique prepares for presidential, parliamentary, and regional elections on October 9th. The ruling Frelimo party aims to maintain its grip on power despite the absence of incumbent President Nyusi due to term limits. Frelimo faces a challenge from Renamo, a former rebel group turned opposition party, as well as other contenders. The election is expected to be closely contested, with a focus on ensuring peaceful campaigning and credible results.

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