Venâncio Mondlane accuses the administration of Mozambique’s Inhassoro district, in Inhambane Province, of refusing a meeting and police protection for members of his party. The leader says tensions amount to a situation of declared war, following violence against local Anamola officials.
Venâncio Mondlane accuses the administration of Mozambique’s Inhassoro district, in Inhambane Province, of refusing a meeting and police protection for members of his party. The leader says tensions amount to a situation of declared war, following violence against local Anamola officials.
Mozambique’s National Prison Service has ordered the highest state of readiness in all prisons from 16 November, on the eve of opposition figure Venâncio Mondlane’s trial. The directive includes redeploying guards and increasing external patrols, Zitamar reports, while Mondlane said he would not call on supporters to demonstrate if he were convicted.
In an op-ed, William Tonet criticises restrictions imposed on media coverage of the trial of Mozambican opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane, scheduled for 17 November 2026. The author says the Supreme Court’s decision to lift the freeze on Mondlane’s bank accounts highlights weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, according to Jornal F8.