Mozambique News Today Live | LIVE Daniel Chapo Takes Oath As Mozambique Presiden | Daniel Chapo Live

A "national strike" is being threatened as Mozambique's president-elect is sworn in on Wednesday, more than three months since disputed elections.
Daniel Chapo, who is 48, took 65% of votes in a poll that opposition leaders, electoral observers and the public at large said was doctored.
The outcome sparked a wave of demonstrations - some peaceful but others violent - leading to chaos, including killings and vandalism.
Chapo's biggest rival is Venâncio Mondlane. Last week, he returned from self-imposed exile. He spent time in South Africa where he says he survived an assassination attempt.
He is now calling on Mozambicans to take to the streets, once more, on inauguration day "against the thieves of the people".
Both of Mozambique's leading opposition parties - Renamo and MDM - say they are boycotting Wednesday's swearing-in ceremony because they too do not recognise Chapo as the rightful winner.
Even those in Mozambique who do wish the president-elect well openly question his legitimacy.
"Chapo is someone I admire greatly," civil society activist Mirna Chitsungo tells the BBC.
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