Mozambicans allege attacks at hands of government soldiers Thousands of villagers in northern Mozambique are fleeing what they describe as violent attacks and rape at the hands of government soldiers. Sporadic clashes between the army and Renamo have taken place in recent months, with tensions rising after Renamo leader Afonso Dhlakama vowed to take power in six of the country's 11 provinces by March. A voiced AFPTV report.