An escalating insurgency, attacks on political campaigners and a terrified population have set a worrying scene for Mozambique's election on October 15. The national vote is expected to be the toughest contest ever for the nation’s longtime ruling party. VOA’s Anita Powell reports from Johannesburg.
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