Mozambique is seeking to prosecute the countrys main opposition leader, Venancio Mondlane, over civil unrest that followed a disputed election last year, a document presented to Mondlane by prosecutors showed.
Mondlane, who says President Daniel Chapo of the long-ruling Frelimo party won the election through vote-rigging, was summoned by prosecutors on Tuesday.
He was shown the 40-page document laying out a series of accusations, including that he incited the unrest.
An adviser to Mondlane shared the document with Reuters on Wednesday and said the opposition politician denied all the prosecutors accusations.
Prosecutors in the resource-rich Southern African country declined to comment.
