The interim secretary-general of the National Alliance for a Free and Autonomous Mozambique (Anamola), James Njiji, has publicly questioned the Supreme Court’s decision to unfreeze the bank accounts of Venâncio Mondlane. Mondlane remains accused in a case linked to the post-election demonstrations that occurred in 2024. This statement was made on Thursday in Maputo, on the sidelines of an unspecified event. The move raises concerns about the ongoing legal proceedings and potential implications for those involved in the protests. Anamola’s questioning underscores the sensitive political climate in Mozambique following the recent elections. The case continues to draw attention to issues of political freedoms and accountability within the country. This development was reported by O País, a Mozambique-based news outlet.