Over 100 homes have been demolished in Nhamuza, Chibuto district, Mozambique, leaving families homeless and protesting government actions. Residents accuse the government of unfair treatment, claiming years of work and investment—estimated at 200,000 to 300,000 meticais per home—have been destroyed. The demolitions have left numerous families without shelter and facing hardship. Affected residents report a lack of prior notice or adequate compensation for the lost properties. This has sparked outrage and accusations of injustice towards the government. The situation highlights a growing housing crisis and tensions between citizens and authorities in the region. Further details regarding the reasons behind the demolitions remain unclear.