Tensions run high in Mozambique after disputed election, with police dispersing opposition protests and concerns over electoral fraud. The country's opposition leader, Venancio Mondlane, has called for a general strike to contest early results showing the ruling Frelimo party ahead. Two of his associates were shot dead over the weekend, prompting international condemnation. The European Union, African Union, and United Nations have all urged calm and restraint.
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