Former presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane has accused the ruling Frelimo party of utilizing the State Security and Intelligence Services (FDS) to intimidate opposition parties in Mozambique. Mondlane alleges a pattern of harassment and threats designed to suppress political dissent ahead of upcoming elections. He claims the FDS is being used to monitor and intimidate opposition figures, hindering their ability to campaign freely. This accusation raises concerns about the fairness and transparency of the electoral process. Mondlane, a prominent opposition leader, has reportedly provided evidence to support his claims, though details remain limited. Frelimo has not yet responded to the allegations, and the situation remains tense as the election date approaches, potentially destabilizing the country's democracy. Further investigation is needed to ascertain the veracity of these serious accusations.