Venâncio Mondlane's challenge to the leadership of Mozambique's largest opposition party, Renamo, is causing internal turmoil, leading analysts to speculate about a potential "power vacuum." Mondlane, a Renamo deputy, has submitted court injunctions challenging President Ossufo Momade's leadership, claiming Momade is outside statutory limits. Some analysts support Mondlane's actions, citing the expiration of Momade's five-year term and the absence of a Congress for new elections. However, an uncertain future awaits Mondlane, with predictions of Renamo taking drastic measures, including preventing his candidacy or placing him in a challenging position. Analysts suggest Mondlane may need to join another party or create his own, but some see these options as politically risky for him, given his current standing within Renamo. Renamo has not officially commented on the crisis. Mondlane, who previously belonged to the Mozambique Democratic Movement, faces a complex political landscape.