VOICED : Mozambique's escalating violence forces thousands to flee

The video discusses the ongoing conflict in Mozambique between the army and Renamo, a former rebel group turned opposition party. Over 3,000 people have fled due to renewed fighting, with many accusing both Renamo and the army of violence. The conflict has historical roots in a civil war that ended in 1992, but tensions have resurfaced in recent years. Displaced people face challenges, with accusations of violence from both sides. Political tensions are high, with peace talks suspended, leaving displaced families hoping for a better future.

What is the main reason for the displacement of over 3000 people in Mozambique?

• Renewed fighting between the army and Renamo

• Lack of resources

• Economic crisis

• Natural disasters

What accusation did Renamo make against the ruling party, Frelimo?

• Neglecting economic development

• Breaking the peace deal and seizing too much power

• Supporting Renamo's rivals

• Collaborating with foreign powers

What has been the response of the government to the increase in attacks by Renamo gunmen?

• Establishing new military bases

• Opening five shelter camps

• Negotiating a new peace deal

• Imposing a curfew

What are some displaced people accusing the army of doing?

• Building new infrastructure

• Committing acts of violence against civilians

• Recruiting young men

• Providing aid to Renamo

What has happened to the peace talks that resumed in Maputo?

• They have been suspended

• They have been successfully concluded

• They have led to a new agreement

• They have been moved to another location