Venâncio Mondlane, president of the ANAMOLA party in Mozambique, has publicly denounced a wave of insecurity affecting his party members nationwide. Speaking in Quelimane, Mondlane claimed that 56 ANAMOLA members have been murdered. He also reported incidents of arson and the destruction of residences belonging to party affiliates. The allegations suggest a concerning pattern of violence targeting members of the opposition party. Mondlane did not specify a timeframe for these incidents, nor did he provide details regarding potential perpetrators. This announcement raises concerns about political stability and security in the lead-up to potential elections. Further investigation is needed to verify the claims and determine the motives behind these reported attacks.