Maputo — More Mozambican journalists and civil society activists are facing threats, including death threats, in the wake of last Wednesday's municipal elections.
According to the Mozambican chapter of the regional press freedom body MISA (Media Institute of Southern Africa), journalists on Radio Watana, a station belonging to the Catholic Church, in the northern port city of Nacala, have been receiving threatening phone calls from unknown individuals accusing them of contributing to the defeat of the ruling Frelimo Party in this city.
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