Ministers and officials from the Southern African Development Community - SADC - are gathering in Zimbabwe's capital Harare ahead of an extraordinary Summit expected to centre around Mozambique's post election turmoil which has claimed dozens of lives and disrupted regional trade. The summit comes as Mozambique has been embroilled in sporadic violent protests since the announcement of results of the October 9 elections won by the governing party, Frelimo -  but rejected as a fraud by opposition parties. The protests have led to several closures of the main border crossing between Mozambique and South Africa and has resulted in severe regional trade restrictions because of desruptions to the Port of Maputo and the Maputo Trade Corridor. Mozambique government, then responded by imposing a ban on demonstrations, after the deadly post-election protests.

Now for the latest Peter Ndoro spoke to Director of the Center for Democracy and Human Rights in Mozambique, Prof Adriano Nuvunga...