After weeks of post-election protests that have claimed more than a dozen lives in Mozambique, the government has imposed a ban on demonstrations. The unrest broke out in early October, after opposition groups and observers claimed the election was rigged.
Mozambique’s government imposes ban on demonstrations, after weeks of deadly post-election protests
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