Mozambique president sworn in amid tight security, protests
Under tight security measures, Mozambique’s new president, Daniel Chapo, was sworn in as the country’s fifth president on Wednesday. Around 2,500 guests, including the presidents of South Africa and Guinea-Bissau, endured intense heat as Chapo took his oath to become Mozambique’s president for the next five years.
Mozambique: At least eight deaths in Inauguration Day protests – NGO
At least eight people have died on Wednesday in the post-election demonstrations in Mozambique, the day the new Mozambican president, Daniel Chapo, took office, according to a survey carried out by the electoral platform Decide.
Daniel Chapo was sworn in at a time of widespread anger directed at his party, Frelimo, which has led the country for 50 ...
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Protests greet new Mozambican presidentHundreds of supporters of Mozambique's opposition protested Wednesday as the country inaugurated a new president following ...
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Mozambique opens new parliament amid protest, boycottMozambique swore in its new parliament on Monday with the streets of the capital deserted after the opposition leader called ...
Mozambique is set to swear in its new parliament on Monday, following months of deadly protests over an election in October ...
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