Mozambique: Thousands Rush to Malawi as Post-Poll Violence Intensifies | Firstpost Africa

Mozambique: Thousands Rush to Malawi as Post-Poll Violence Intensifies | Firstpost Africa



Mozambique: Thousands Rush to Malawi as Post-Poll Violence Intensifies | Firstpost Africa

Thousands have fled Mozambique in the past week to neighbouring Malawi seeking refuge from the southern African nation’s deadly post-poll protests and violence. Some 13,000 people have reportedly crossed from Mozambique to Malawi since December 23. Meanwhile, Eswatini has had an influx of more than 350 Mozambicans since last week. Moreover, the violence in Mozambique has also forced South Africa to reroute trade as the border situation grows volatile. This comes as fresh protests and violence have gripped Mozambique after the country’s top court upheld the October election results, disputed by the opposition. The protests have led several cities and economic activities across the country to come to a standstill. International observers have also demanded an end to the unrest. Is this the beginning of a larger crisis in the southern Africa region? Watch the video to learn more.

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45 thoughts on “Mozambique: Thousands Rush to Malawi as Post-Poll Violence Intensifies | Firstpost Africa

  1. Its very good of Mozambicans heading to Malawi than to South Africa. They were here in South Africa as refugees, stay here for decades hosted by South Africa, so now, let them change countries. We are tired of hosting people of the same country more than once.
    Let other countries share hosting them , we are not the only country in Africa to be hosting refugees from all-over the waarld. Minus one problem.

  2. Now this is what real refugees do, flee to their nearest country, unlike Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Nigerians, Ethiopians, Somalians. This is how a real proactive government responds, count them in put them in refugee camps, until the situation improves in Mozambique.. ANC should take lessons from their more competent neighbouring governments.

  3. Mozambiquans are all to blame in this anarchy. They can never blame anyone but themselves in this problem. There is so much knowledge they could have learned from, positive help across the world and they chose anarchy. The ruling, corrupt political elite in cahoots with rotten, exploitative Transnational Capital, deceitful & corrupt opposition, ignorant & disempowered population amounts to an incendiary mix. The next thing they will be claiming South Africa caused this in order to re-invade it, 'Africa must unite' when it is united, white monopolies when monopolies can be disintegrated. They must find it in themselves to rise and correct their mistake and foolishness, don't run to foreign lands unless that was the intention of the anarchy anyway.

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  5. Too bad Jimmy Carter is gone. He'd have said that the dictators were there because the elections have always been legal and above board. Jimmy never saw a dictatorship that he didn't like.

  6. My question to us Africans is cant we Protest Peacefully without destroying our own things..now no Hospitals,No shops,No petrol anger blindd ud its wromg.Who is going to rebuild again after how long Africans may we stop these Character we donot benefit from it pls…

  7. Some of them must go to zimbabwe..Mnagwgwa must also help with asylum seekers from Mozambique..SA is full of Zimbabweans who are not even asylum seekers, no crisis in Zim. don't know why they flee their homes..☹️

  8. That is very unfair… These Mozambiqians, once they are I tribal they always come to Malawi, as their neighbors, but we as Malawians,when we're in there country, they treat us as enemies, why, why.

  9. Some people they just spread the wrong information in the social media. Why? And talking about SADC, SADC is simply a group of business man i southern Africa region, using politic as a key to manipulate the people, in benefit of natural resources while the people is suffering. They don't help in anything, they protect each other to remain on power from generation to generation

  10. For over seven years the people of Muzabiqu are fighting islamist jihadist led by One illiterate Nura and his gangs and I wonder how the Government allowed greed and hungry for power engulfed them such that they are now fighting themselves over a farce Election Results. Who is doing Who?
    If the present Government are doing well Nura and his illiterate islamist wouldn't have festered in the first place.
    So the Government have failed in its responsibility and should give the opposition a chance to remedy the situation if they so love the people of Mozambique.

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