Reported about 7 hours ago
Mozambique's Constitutional Council judges are facing death threats as they deliberate the validation of last month's contested election results, which have led to deadly protests. Despite the ruling Frelimo party claiming over 70% of the vote, opposition candidate Venâncio Mondlane has rejected the results and called for demonstrations. The situation is increasingly volatile with at least 67 reported deaths and rising fears of instability affecting the nation's economy, including a major gas project.
Source: YAHOO