President Daniel Chapo has signed a deal with Mozambique's opposition politicians, civil society, and religious leaders, which aims to "restore political and social stability" in the country after months of deadly protests. The signing ceremony took place without the participation of opposition leader Venancio Mondlane, who led a protest which was dispersed by police using tear gas and live ammunition.
Mozambique: President Chapo, Opposition Sign Dialogue Deal Without Mondlane
allAfrica, 6 March 2025
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