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Mozambique president says gas wealth to benefit all
Nyusi's ruling Frelimo party was hit in 2016 when it emerged that the government had secretly borrowed $2 billion (1.8 billion euros).
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Mozambique's Nyusi re-elected in disputed presidential poll: commission
Nyusi of the ruling Frelimo party scored 73% of the vote, ahead of Ossufo Momade of the rebel group turned opposition party Renamo with almost 22%, election commission chairman Abdul Carimo said at a press briefing.
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Mozambique to announce election results next week
Partial tallies from the 15 October vote show President Filipe Nyusi and his Frelimo party dominating parliament, the legislative assemblies and all 10 provinces.
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Opposition urges Mozambicans to reject 'massive electoral fraud'
Mozambique's main opposition party Renamo has called for fresh elections, accusing the government of breaching a peace deal by using violence and intimidation on voting day.
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Mozambique elections: President urges peace, opposition warns against fraud
The presidential, legislative and provincial polls will test the fragile two-month-old peace deal between the ruling Frelimo party and its old civil war foe turned political rival Renamo.
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Mozambique rebel group threatens attacks during election campaign
The country is gearing up for 15 October polls as it tries to shed a legacy of decades of unrest, following the completion of a historic treaty last month between the government and former rebel group Renamo, now the main opposition party.
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Pope Francis visits Mozambique seeking to strengthen peace accord
After a jubilant arrival in Mozambique at the start a three-nation African tour, Pope Francis on Thursday met with political and civil leaders to encourage them to consolidate a fragile peace accord. The pope's three-day visit to Mozambique comes a month after the government signed a historic peace treaty with the former rebel group Renamo, which is now the main opposition party.
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Mozambique government, rebels seal final peace deal
The deal was signed by President Filipe Nyusi and Renamo leader Ossufo Momade in Maputo's Peace Square and witnessed by former presidents and regional and continental leaders.
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Mozambique rebel movement Renamo extends truce indefinitely
But fighting has sporadically flared since Renamo challenged results of the southern African nation’s 2014 elections.
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Death toll from Mozambique roadside gun battle rises to 20
Police say armed men in Dhlakama’s 12-vehicle convoy opened fire first on a minibus taxi carrying civilians.
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Mozambique: Renamo says elections were flawed
Renamo leader, Afonso Dhlakama, won’t resort to violence even though he has become a five-time loser.
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Renamo leader to challenge Mozambique vote
Opposition leader Afonso Dhlakama pledged there would be 'no more war in Mozambique'.
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Mozambicans vote with hopes for resource boom
The elections are expected to return the ruling Frelimo party to power.
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SA welcomes Mozambican peace pact
SA govt has welcomed the signing of another peace agreement in Mozambique.
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Mozambique opposition, president ratify peace pact
Renamo and the Frelimo government formally signed the peace deal last week.
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Mozambique & Renamo sign peace deal
The signing of the document late on Sunday declared an end to nearly two years of sporadic clashes.
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Mozambique passes amnesty law for Renamo leader
The amnesty law will allow Afonso Dhlakama to leave his hideaway in the bush.
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The Africa Report: 17 January
EWN’s Africa Correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish reports on the day’s top African news
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20 injured in Mozambican clashes
The unrest is also worrying companies who are developing Mozambique's big coal and gas deposits.
