Death Threats Leveled Against Mozambican Journalist

Expand Journalist and Editor of Mozambican NewsPaper Dossiers & Factos, Serodio Towo. © 2018 VOA Português A Mozambican journalist received phone texts and calls from unidentified people threatening to kill him if he continues to write articles criticizing the government. Serôdio Towo, editor of the weekly newspaper Dossiers & Factos, recently published articles about the involvement of Mozambique’s Labour Minister in alleged financial mismanagement at the National Institute for Social Security. Towo told me that, on Saturday morning, he received three calls from an unidentified number…

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