The president of Mozambique’s Democratic Movement (MDM), Lutero Simango, has accused South Africa of political intolerance toward his party’s members. Simango alleges that MDM members face difficulties and discrimination while in South Africa, though specific details were not immediately provided. He made the denunciation today in Maputo, raising concerns about the treatment of Mozambican opposition figures abroad. This accusation follows reported challenges faced by MDM representatives attempting to engage in political activities within South Africa. The claims suggest potential restrictions on political freedoms for MDM members operating across the border. The MDM is a significant opposition party in Mozambique, and Simango’s statement underscores growing tensions regarding regional political dynamics. Further investigation into the alleged intolerance is expected.