Tensions are high in Mozambique ahead of the controversial inauguration of Frelimo's presidential candidate Daniel Chapo, with at least 300 people killed by police during protests. The civil unrest began after allegations of rigging against Mozambique's ruling party in the October election. The police crackdown on protests has led to escalating violence and deaths. Many citizens are frustrated with the government's response to the protests and are demanding accountability. Opposition figure Venancio Mondlane has returned to Maputo after three months in exile and is calling for a national strike and protest.