Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 73: Peaceful end; No observer credentials; Party funding
Source: 2019 General Elections – Mozambique Political Process Bulletin Campaign ends peacefully across the country…
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Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 71: Refusal to issue credentials threatens observation
One might have expected the CNE, STAE and the Foreign Minister to respond to the brutal murder by allowing independent observation to go ahead. Instead it appears they will say that they have 20,000 observers saying the election was free and fair, without ever mentioning that the independent observers were excluded.
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 70: Administrator car burned; no plans to shut internet
Five people were injured and a protocol vehicle of the Gondola administrator, Moguen Candieiro, was reduced to ashes as a result of an attack by gunmen in Amatongas, Gondola district, Manica
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 69: Police admit their death squad killed observation leader
Questions will now be raised about similar unsolved murders. The Franco-Mozambican constitutional lawyer, Gilles Cistac, was gunned down in central Maputo in March 2015 in a very similar drive-by shooting
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 68 – Gaza observation leader gunned down
An election observation leader and civil society activist in Gaza, Anastacio Matavel, was assassinated this morning as he left an election observer training session
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 67: Polling station manual ‘error’ could promote fraud
Checking and recording becomes even more important, as an error in the manual for election administrators could encourage fraud
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 66 – Lorry going to Nyusi rally overturns injuring 26
Frelimo took over the Peace Day celebrations, and opposition parties were virtually invisible
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 64-65: Observation blocked as 6000 observers refused credentials
“Applications from Frelimo-linked organisations were put in one pile and processed quickly; those from independent organisations such as CIP were put in another pile and pushed to one side”
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 62-63: Daviz blocked in Gaza; MDM violence in Gaza; Facebook
People continue to be transported from faraway places in unsafe conditions to fill Filipe Nyusi’s rallies, despite Nyusi assuring his audience in Chimoio that this was not done
Mozambique Political Process Bulletin 61: Physical attacks on presidential candidates; new Renamo Junta attack
In an already increasingly aggressive campaign, the latest incidents represent an escalation of violence