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Charles Mangwiro is a journalist based in Maputo, Mozambique. Currently I work a journalist for Radio Mozambique and I am a stringer for Voice Of America, VOA in Maputo. For the past twenty five (25) years I have been working as a journalist and I acquired vast experience in writing and covering news stories (almost everything under the sun) in Mozambique and withing the Southern African Development Community, SADC region. Over the years, between 1999 and 2011, I have also worked as Maputo-based sringer for Reuters News Agency & TV as well as a back-up reporter BBC World Service in Mozambique. In addition, I am also a FIXER. I fluently write and speak both English and Portuguese as well as a translator/interpreter in both languages. Among some of the key achievements includes covering breaking political, Economic and major disaster stories as well as emerging economies with a particular focus on agriculture in Mozambique I have invaluable experience, having worked for a number of Radio and Television stations in South Africa and across Europe. During over two decades of my work experience I have been involved in the regional and international news coverage as an individual and as part of International press crews.
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Mozambique Presidential Runner-Up Lays Out Conditions for Talks
Venâncio Mondlane, the runner-up in Mozambique's presidential election, has set conditions for participating in talks with President Filipe Nyusi to address political unrest following disputed election results. Mondlane demands the dropping of legal proceedings against him, virtual participation, and the release of protestors. He also calls for electoral transparency and accountability for alleged election fraud. The political crisis, marked by violence and economic disruption, has persisted since the October elections, with the Frelimo candidate, Daniel Chapo, declared the winner.
Mozambique presidential runner-up lays out conditions for talks
Venancio Mondlane, the runner-up in Mozambique's presidential election, has set conditions for participating in talks with President Filipe Nyusi to address political unrest following disputed election results. Mondlane demands the dropping of legal proceedings against him, virtual participation, and the release of protestors. He also calls for electoral transparency and accountability for alleged election fraud. The political crisis has led to significant unrest, with at least 60 deaths and widespread violence affecting Mozambique's economy and daily life.
Mozambique President Wants Talks to End Weeks of Post-Election Unrest
Mozambique's outgoing President Filipe Nyusi has called for dialogue with presidential candidates to address post-election unrest following the disputed October 9 election, which saw ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo declared the winner. The unrest has resulted in deaths and economic disruption. Opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane, who came second, has challenged the results, citing irregularities. The Attorney General's Office has filed cases against Mondlane's PODEMOS party for protest-related damages. Human rights activist Adriano Nuvunga and Methodist Bishop Dinis Matsolo have expressed differing views on the effectiveness of dialogue, with Matsolo emphasizing the need for credible elections to ensure peace.
Mozambique president wants talks to end weeks of post-election unrest
Mozambique's outgoing President Filipe Nyusi has called for dialogue with the four presidential candidates to address post-election unrest following the disputed October 9 election. The unrest, which has resulted in at least 30 deaths, stems from allegations of election rigging favoring ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo. Opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane, who came second, has challenged the results and called for protests. Human rights activist Adriano Nuvunga criticized Nyusi's approach, while Methodist Bishop Dinis Matsolo emphasized the need for dialogue to ensure credible elections and peace. The Attorney General's Office has filed cases against Mondlane's PODEMOS party for protest-related damages.
Protests Erupt At Release of Mozambique's Disputed Election Results
Protests erupted in Maputo, Mozambique, following the announcement of ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo's landslide victory in the October 9 election, which opposition supporters claim was fraudulent. Police arrested 371 people amid violent clashes, while opposition leader Venancio Mondlane called for peaceful protests against the election results and other issues like police brutality. Human Rights Watch criticized the police's handling of the protests, emphasizing the need for protection of demonstrators. The European Union and Southern African Development Community have not yet provided a final assessment of the election, though the EU noted irregularities in the process. The National Electoral Commission is investigating alleged election misconduct.
Protests erupt at release of Mozambique’s disputed election results
Protests erupted in Mozambique's capital following the announcement of ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo's landslide victory in the October 9 election, which opposition supporters claim was fraudulent. Police arrested 371 people amid violent clashes, while Human Rights Watch criticized the police's actions against protestors. Opposition leader Venancio Mondlane called for peaceful protests and accused the Frelimo party of election fraud and violence against opposition members. The European Union and Southern African Development Community observer missions have yet to provide a final assessment, though the EU noted irregularities in the election process. The National Electoral Commission is investigating alleged wrongdoing, with official results pending validation by Mozambique's Constitutional Council.
SADC withdraws troops from Mozambique
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) will withdraw its troops from Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province by July 15th due to financial constraints. The SADC Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM), which includes troops from eight SADC countries, has been assisting Mozambique in combating an Islamist insurgency. Despite a 12-month extension approved in August 2023, the withdrawal has been confirmed amidst ongoing violence and new terrorist attacks. Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi stated that Mozambique will continue bilateral cooperation with SADC countries and other friendly nations. The decision to prioritize the mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo over SAMIM was emphasized by Mozambican Minister of Foreign Affairs Veronica Macamo. Expert commentary highlighted the need for Mozambique to demonstrate its capacity to provide security and protection for vulnerable populations.
US Pledges Additional $22M to Fight Terrorism in Mozambique
U.S. officials have pledged an additional $22 million to help Mozambique combat Islamist militants in Cabo Delgado, adding to the previously pledged $100 million. The funding aims to support stabilization and peacebuilding efforts, including training for local officials, promoting social cohesion, and increasing opportunities for youth. The insurgency in Cabo Delgado, ongoing since 2017, has intensified recently, causing significant displacement and casualties. Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi emphasized the need for unity among citizens and foreign support to address the conflict. Religious and civic groups are advocating for negotiations with militants, despite the challenges. International energy companies like Exxon Mobil and Total are developing natural gas projects in the region.
US Reiterates Support of Mozambique's Fight Against Militants
The U.S. State Department, represented by Dafna Rand, reaffirms its support for Mozambique in combating militants, emphasizing youth education and economic stability. The U.S. aims to strengthen Mozambique's military and infrastructure, collaborating with the World Bank to improve local facilities. Despite international energy investments by Exxon Mobil and Total, Mozambique faces ongoing militant attacks, particularly in Cabo Delgado, resulting in significant casualties and displacement. The U.S. remains the largest donor to Mozambique, providing substantial annual assistance.
Mozambique Presidential Runner-up Lays Out Conditions for Talks
Venancio Mondlane, the runner-up in Mozambique's presidential election, has set conditions for participating in talks with President Filipe Nyusi to address political unrest following disputed elections. Mondlane demands the dropping of legal proceedings against him, virtual participation, and the release of protestors. He also calls for electoral transparency and accountability for alleged election fraud. The political crisis has led to significant unrest, with at least 60 deaths and widespread violence. The Frelimo candidate, Daniel Chapo, reportedly won the election with 71% of the vote, while Mondlane secured 20%.
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