Up to three were killed in an attack on a minibus just north of Mocímboa da Praía on Saturday, as the government continues to encourage displaced people to return to the area

Mozambique needs a new solution for its domestic gas allocation, after Shell and Yara abandoned their plans for gas-to-liquids and fertilizer projects

TotalEnergies will assess “safety conditions” to determine whether to resume work on its LNG project on Afungi by the end of 2022, and has denied that it demanded a 25km safe area around the project site

The Mozambican government has promoted the director of projects and development at petroleum regulator INP to the post of chairman, taking the place of Carlos Zacarias who was appointed minister of mineral resources and energy in March

At least five people have been killed in a series of attacks In Ancuabe district on 18 and 19 June, which saw suspected insurgents burn villages and attack a vehicle transporting soldiers

Tongaat Hulett has rejected an approach from a would-be buyer for its two sugar operations in Mozambique, saying it is committed to keeping the company together

Montepuez Ruby Mining sold a record-breaking $95.6m worth of rubies in June, just as insurgent attacks within 100km of the mine threatened to disrupt operations

The incident marks the first insurgent attack in Nampula province in the four and half years since the start of the conflict, which so far has been almost entirely restricted to Cabo Delgado

The bodies of two staff on Triton Minerals’ graphite mine project in Cabo Delgado, murdered last week by insurgents, have been recovered. Syrah Resources says it is using the main road again

Insurgents in northern Mozambique killed at least five people in attacks launched near the Nangade district headquarters yesterday, while President Filipe Nyusi was visiting the district