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Mozambique Opposition Leader Mondlane Notified to Face Supreme Court Trial

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Mozambique opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane said the Supreme Court notified him that he will stand trial on five charges tied to the deadly 2024 post-election protests. Prosecutors accuse him of advocating crime, inciting collective disobedience, public instigation to commit a crime, instigating terrorism and inciting terrorism; he denies wrongdoing and says he campaigned for electoral truth. Reporting says a conviction could bring more than 20 years in prison. Mondlane said the trial could begin within two or three months, with the exact date to be set; the prosecution’s allegations about deaths, disruption and property damage have not been adjudicated.

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