The ongoing political unrest in Mozambique has affected the flow of tourists from South Africa and interrupted the operations of the travelling agencies.
Mozambique is experiencing escalating civil unrest after the Constitutional Court upheld the October 9 election results, declaring Daniel Chapo of the governing Frelimo party as the next president. In the latest unrest, which started after the ruling on Monday, 33 people have been killed, and 15 were injured during the clash with the country's law enforcement agencies.
More than 100 people have died since the protests that began in October.
Opposition leaders and citizens are demanding a vote recount as they believe the elections were not free and fair.
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