Mozambique Election Protests: Deadly Crackdown and Democratic Crisis

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Amnesty International reports that over 300 people were killed and thousands injured as Mozambique’s government violently suppressed protests following the disputed October 2024 elections. Opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane accused the ruling Frelimo party of vote rigging in favour of Daniel Chapo, sparking widespread demonstrations. Despite Chapo’s inauguration and promises of investigations, political violence and intimidation persist.
South Africa has temporarily closed its borders, and regional bodies, such as the Southern African Development Community, are preparing to intervene amid growing concerns.
Can Mozambique honestly claim democracy when dissent is met with deadly force?
Political scientist and lawyer Bonga Abdala joins the discussion to analyse the crisis, its implications, and the future of democracy in Mozambique.
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