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BREAKING NEWS This morning, Mozambican government security forces launched an attack on opposition presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane while he was holding a press briefing with local and international journalists. Activists and members of the public who were present at the press briefing ran in different directions, fearing for their...

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Hopewell Chin’ono

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Фото профиля Joe Black
Joe Black1 год назад

Opposition leader leading protests from the front. In Zimbabwe, he will be tweeting verses and promises of some future #Godisinit from his mansion

Фото профиля Don Mayo
Don Mayo1 год назад

They gave the wrong person power as chairman of SADC

Фото профиля african overseer
african overseer1 год назад

The person who will remove zanu Will get in heaven i tell you God will forgive all his sins

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BUSTER GOLDIE 🇿🇼 🇬🇧1 год назад

Mnangagwa causing all these problems in the region @SADC_News what have you done

Фото профиля Ishumael Sibanda
Ishumael Sibanda1 год назад

SADC ws formed by parties tt liberated their countries and i dnt think these oppositions wl hve support at all. Its wiser if opposotion parties of SADC also form their own. Besides tt, keep on dreaming removing liberation parties thru elections. I swear, tt wl never happen.

Фото профиля KingAlfie
KingAlfie1 год назад

Instead of taking cover someone thinks can be faster than a bullet 🙃

Фото профиля VimbaiChokuda
VimbaiChokuda1 год назад

If SADC chairmanship is not withdrawn, the next years will be chaos. Clueless leader we have

Фото профиля Austin 🇿🇼
Austin 🇿🇼1 год назад

Where is the SADC chairman, it looks like all this is normal to him.

Фото профиля Tinozivashe Makuunga
Tinozivashe Makuunga1 год назад

That is Africa for you ,we still need decades in order to mature politically. Sad

Фото профиля green insulator
green insulator1 год назад

It takes africans to liberate themselves from Africans and desist from propaganda sold by main stream media and face the music Black colonisers maybe more dangerous than white colonisers

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I have just watched this video of Mozambican main opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane arriving in Maputo this morning. What has struck me about Mozambique’s election result is that I have not seen FRELIMO voters celebrating. If you look at this video, even airport staff were happy to see Mondlane and saluted him by clapping their hands. Where are the FRELIMO voters? Mondlane landed in Maputo, took a symbolic oath of office with a Bible, and declared himself the President-elect. The Mozambican authorities have so far done well by not escalating the issue through an arrest of Mondlane. This issue can and should be resolved through dialogue, and neighbouring South Africa should help in the dialogue because it stands to lose more economically if this matter is not resolved quickly. South Africa is losing R10 million daily due to the Mozambican standoff! Venâncio Mondlane is the epitome of strong, decisive, and strategic opposition leadership, knowing how to mobilise, lead, and be present in the streets when needed, as he has demonstrated today. If you are not afraid to lead from the front and to put FRELIMO in a situation where it asks to talk, then you are leadership! Let us hope that our brothers and sisters in Mozambique will resolve this disputed election result within the confines of civility!
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I have just watched this video of Mozambican main opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane arriving in Maputo this morning. What has struck me about Mozambique’s election result is that I have not seen FRELIMO voters celebrating. If you look at this video, even airport staff were happy to see Mondlane and saluted him by clapping their hands. Where are the FRELIMO voters? Mondlane landed in Maputo, took a symbolic oath of office with a Bible, and declared himself the President-elect. The Mozambican authorities have so far done well by not escalating the issue through an arrest of Mondlane. This issue can and should be resolved through dialogue, and neighbouring South Africa should help in the dialogue because it stands to lose more economically if this matter is not resolved quickly. South Africa is losing R10 million daily due to the Mozambican standoff! Venâncio Mondlane is the epitome of strong, decisive, and strategic opposition leadership, knowing how to mobilise, lead, and be present in the streets when needed, as he has demonstrated today. If you are not afraid to lead from the front and to put FRELIMO in a situation where it asks to talk, then you are leadership! Let us hope that our brothers and sisters in Mozambique will resolve this disputed election result within the confines of civility!

Hopewell Chin’ono

81,702 просмотров • 1 год назад

The situation in Mozambique is, unfortunately, worsening by the hour, with the police now joining in the looting. I once again appeal to African leaders, particularly those in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), to assist the Mozambicans in resolving this post-election political crisis through immediate dialogue. Some regional African leaders are solely focused on business and dismiss the Mozambican crisis as not their immediate concern. However, we must all recognise that business is a dividend of peace, not the other way around. Many businesses are shutting down because there is no peace in Mozambique post the disputed election. The post-election crisis has cost South Africa R10 million a day, according to South Africa’s Road Traffic Association CEO, Gavin Kelly. Tourist bookings have been cancelled in Mozambique, and many foreign and local companies are shutting down. DHL has taken a huge hit forcing it to suspend its daily flight into Maputo because there is no freight at all for it to fly out. Mozambique already faces a terrorist problem in the northern province of Cabo Delgado near the Tanzanian border, which has required Rwanda’s intervention to contain the military insurgency. The last thing the SADC region needs is for this terrorist situation to spread to Maputo taking advantage of the current violence. Maputo is only five hours from Johannesburg and Pretoria and only 180 kilometres from Eswatini’s business and commercial city, Manzini. If the Mozambican police across the country cross the line, as has happened in parts of Maputo, and join the protesters, it would expose the region’s security to significant risk and result in an immigration crisis in South Africa whose border with Mozambique has already been a point of protests. This has resulted in Lebombo port of entry in Mpumalanga between South Africa and Mozambique being shut down. Mozambique’s opposition leader, Venâncio Mondlane, has disputed the October election results, which saw Frelimo’s candidate, Daniel Chapo declared the winner yesterday by the Constitutional Council of Mozambique. Mondlane has declared a five day shutdown of the whole country. I repeat again, the potential spread of terrorism and the risk of a security and immigration crisis in neighboring countries are real concerns that must be addressed IMMEDIATELY. When a country loses control of its police force, that is a slippery security slope not only for itself, but for regional neighbours. Regional leaders should avoid the potential danger of Mozambique sliding back into the kind of civil war that devastated the country in the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s before the Rome peace agreement. It is difficult for the current SADC chairman and Zimbabwean president to take a lead because the Mozambican opposition accuses him of sending Zimbabweans to vote in the election.
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The situation in Mozambique is, unfortunately, worsening by the hour, with the police now joining in the looting. I once again appeal to African leaders, particularly those in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), to assist the Mozambicans in resolving this post-election political crisis through immediate dialogue. Some regional African leaders are solely focused on business and dismiss the Mozambican crisis as not their immediate concern. However, we must all recognise that business is a dividend of peace, not the other way around. Many businesses are shutting down because there is no peace in Mozambique post the disputed election. The post-election crisis has cost South Africa R10 million a day, according to South Africa’s Road Traffic Association CEO, Gavin Kelly. Tourist bookings have been cancelled in Mozambique, and many foreign and local companies are shutting down. DHL has taken a huge hit forcing it to suspend its daily flight into Maputo because there is no freight at all for it to fly out. Mozambique already faces a terrorist problem in the northern province of Cabo Delgado near the Tanzanian border, which has required Rwanda’s intervention to contain the military insurgency. The last thing the SADC region needs is for this terrorist situation to spread to Maputo taking advantage of the current violence. Maputo is only five hours from Johannesburg and Pretoria and only 180 kilometres from Eswatini’s business and commercial city, Manzini. If the Mozambican police across the country cross the line, as has happened in parts of Maputo, and join the protesters, it would expose the region’s security to significant risk and result in an immigration crisis in South Africa whose border with Mozambique has already been a point of protests. This has resulted in Lebombo port of entry in Mpumalanga between South Africa and Mozambique being shut down. Mozambique’s opposition leader, Venâncio Mondlane, has disputed the October election results, which saw Frelimo’s candidate, Daniel Chapo declared the winner yesterday by the Constitutional Council of Mozambique. Mondlane has declared a five day shutdown of the whole country. I repeat again, the potential spread of terrorism and the risk of a security and immigration crisis in neighboring countries are real concerns that must be addressed IMMEDIATELY. When a country loses control of its police force, that is a slippery security slope not only for itself, but for regional neighbours. Regional leaders should avoid the potential danger of Mozambique sliding back into the kind of civil war that devastated the country in the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s before the Rome peace agreement. It is difficult for the current SADC chairman and Zimbabwean president to take a lead because the Mozambican opposition accuses him of sending Zimbabweans to vote in the election.

Hopewell Chin’ono

82,109 просмотров • 1 год назад

This is today in Maputo, Mozambique. Protests after the rigged Oct 9 election by ruling party (FRELIMO 49 yrs in power) and killing of two key opposition members. There's a slow and steady wave across the continent against all these neo colonial tyrants. Africans are tired!
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This is today in Maputo, Mozambique. Protests after the rigged Oct 9 election by ruling party (FRELIMO 49 yrs in power) and killing of two key opposition members. There's a slow and steady wave across the continent against all these neo colonial tyrants. Africans are tired!

Hope Mwinzi

172,283 просмотров • 1 год назад

The Mozambican security services have responded with violence to the massive show of support in the streets of Maputo for the main opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane. One person is reported dead after being shot in the head. Clearly, President Nyusi seems to be taking advice from his Western neighbour in Harare. The playbook of shooting and killing peaceful protestors is straight out of Mnangagwa’s tool kit.
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The Mozambican security services have responded with violence to the massive show of support in the streets of Maputo for the main opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane. One person is reported dead after being shot in the head. Clearly, President Nyusi seems to be taking advice from his Western neighbour in Harare. The playbook of shooting and killing peaceful protestors is straight out of Mnangagwa’s tool kit.

Hopewell Chin’ono

58,505 просмотров • 1 год назад

We stand in solidarity with the people of #Mozambique who are out on the streets protesting the election injustice, in which Daniel Chapo of the ruling Frelimo party was declared the winner. The people and the opposition are demonstrating election irregularity and the murder of Venâncio Mondlane's lawyer and a party official shortly after the vote. The security forces are using brutal force on peaceful protesters by use of tear gas and live ammunition against protesters 10 people have been killed and over 60 injured in the clashes. The government has also imposed social media restrictions in an attempt to limit the organization of further protests​ We stand in solidarity with the people and demand the government end its brutal attacks on the people and respect the rule of law and international statutes. #BorderlessAfrica #LetOurPeopleMove #AfricaWeWant #OneAfricaOnePeople #AfricansRising #OnePeople
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We stand in solidarity with the people of #Mozambique who are out on the streets protesting the election injustice, in which Daniel Chapo of the ruling Frelimo party was declared the winner. The people and the opposition are demonstrating election irregularity and the murder of Venâncio Mondlane's lawyer and a party official shortly after the vote. The security forces are using brutal force on peaceful protesters by use of tear gas and live ammunition against protesters 10 people have been killed and over 60 injured in the clashes. The government has also imposed social media restrictions in an attempt to limit the organization of further protests​ We stand in solidarity with the people and demand the government end its brutal attacks on the people and respect the rule of law and international statutes. #BorderlessAfrica #LetOurPeopleMove #AfricaWeWant #OneAfricaOnePeople #AfricansRising #OnePeople

Africans Rising

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A supporter of Zimbabwe’s main opposition political party, CCC has been stoned to death today in the township of Glen View in Zimbabwe’s capital city, Harare. Tinashe Chitsunge was killed after ruling party ZANUPF supporters attacked CCC supporters who were going to a rally in the working class neighbourhood. The ruling party thugs were captured on camera throwing stones at a truck with opposition supporters.
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Hopewell Chin’ono

142,147 просмотров • 3 лет назад

In the wake of inciting a murderous orgy of electoral violence in Mozambique after the country's Constitutional Council confirmed the final results of the 9 October 2024 elections on 23 December 2024; Venâncio Mondlane returned today, chaperoned by his Brenthurst Foundation handlers and their regime change associates. Having claimed some 20 percent of the vote, more people than the crowd that showed up were expected to welcome him. But, even if the entire 20 percent that voted for him had turned out, their number is electoally insignificant and nowhere near the required threshold to govern Mozambique. As he demonstrated from his hiding place overseas, and because it is easier to destroy than to build, Mondlane obviously has the numbers to ignite violence, but he does not have the required numbers to govern Mozambique!
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In the wake of inciting a murderous orgy of electoral violence in Mozambique after the country's Constitutional Council confirmed the final results of the 9 October 2024 elections on 23 December 2024; Venâncio Mondlane returned today, chaperoned by his Brenthurst Foundation handlers and their regime change associates. Having claimed some 20 percent of the vote, more people than the crowd that showed up were expected to welcome him. But, even if the entire 20 percent that voted for him had turned out, their number is electoally insignificant and nowhere near the required threshold to govern Mozambique. As he demonstrated from his hiding place overseas, and because it is easier to destroy than to build, Mondlane obviously has the numbers to ignite violence, but he does not have the required numbers to govern Mozambique!

Prof Jonathan Moyo

37,547 просмотров • 1 год назад

It was The RAHUL GANDHI, the Leader of the Opposition, who told the whole country that vote Chori is there, based on facts and research. When he was holding those press conferences, many so-called liberals, neutrals, aapiye and TMC supporters were saying that these are not issues of the public. They said he is not a good LoP and that Modi is winning because of him. Today, his voice is roaring on the streets through the GenZ and Youth of this country. He is the only Leader of the Opposition of independent India fighting with such limited resources with no media support and no support from other opposition parties. Yet, over time, he has successfully shaped the narrative and continues to gain political ground.
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Former Botswana President Ian Khama has shared a message from the Chisanga family of Zambia, saying that Zambian politician George Chisanga, who went missing last week, has been found at a police station in Lusaka. In the statement, read by family member Emmanuel Chisanga, the family says the politician has been denied access to his family and that they have not been informed of the charges he is facing. The family says Chisanga is being denied his constitutional rights and is demanding access to him and clarity about the reasons for his detention. The development comes amid growing controversy surrounding Zambia’s elections, held last week. Vote counting and the announcement of results were temporarily halted by the Electoral Commission, which cited security concerns. The European Union Election Observation Mission’s preliminary report said the elections took place in a constrained democratic environment and that limitations on fundamental freedoms resulted in an “uneven playing field” for contestants. More political contestants were arrested, with the Zambian government initially denying that arrests involving opposition figures had taken place, only to acknowledge today, following international pressure, that some of the men had been arrested and were in state custody. The arrests and detentions have added another layer of controversy to an election that has attracted negative preliminary reports from observer missions. Chisanga is a prominent Zambian lawyer, former Law Association of Zambia president, former Member of Parliament, and presidential spokesperson for the opposition NRPUP.

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Kennedy Wandera

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