On 4 October of this year, Mozambique will commemorate 34 years since the signing of the Rome Peace Accords, which brought an end to the country’s 16-year civil war. Despite noticeable progress in development indicators during the post-conflict period, the establishment of entities that support the functioning of a multiparty democratic system, and the absence of nationwide armed conflict, Mozambique has experienced repeated incidents of politically motivated violence in various parts of the country.
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