Civil unrest in Mozambique following disputed elections has raised concerns for South Africa. Violent clashes, a mass jailbreak, and potential escapees pose risks to national security and crime rates.
South Africa faces increasing threats from Mozambique ’s unrest, with implications for national security and crime.The civil unrest gripping Mozambique following their disputed elections this year could have major ramifications for South Africa .
This after the country’s highest court on Monday confirmed that Frelimo party leader Daniel Chapo, whose party has been in power for 49 years, won 65.17% of the vote. International observers had raised concerns about irregularities in the elections.
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