Mozambique Swears in Daniel Chapo as President Following Disputed Election
- Daniel Chapo was inaugurated as President of Mozambique amid unrest following a disputed election, with claims of over 300 deaths from protests.
- Opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane alleges the election was rigged, claiming he won 53% of the vote compared to Chapo's official 65%.
- International observers noted irregularities in the election, and the EU condemned the alteration of election results.
- Chapo faces challenges in uniting the country and addressing public grievances, with calls for national dialogue and potential concessions to the opposition.
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