Mozambique: Mozambicans Welcome Diversity but Say Govt Discriminates Based On Ethnicity

Most citizens express tolerant attitudes toward people of different religions, ethnicities, political affiliations, and nationalities.

Key findings

• Most Mozambicans (78%) say they trust their relatives “somewhat” or “a lot,” while 55% express confidence in their neighbours. About half have faith in people of other religions (51%) and from other ethnic groups (50%), but fewer than half express trust in other compatriots (47%) and other acquaintances (42%). o Better-off citizens, rural residents,…