Why the Mozambican Government’s alliance with the Islamic Council of Mozambique might not end the insurgency in Cabo Delgado
Why the Mozambican Government’s alliance with the Islamic Council of Mozambique might not end the insurgency in Cabo Delgado
Browsing: Mozambique’s Northern Insurgency
Mozambique police deny Islamic State attack claim
Mozambican police today denied a claim by the Islamic State that fighters loyal to the Islamist extremist group ambushed members of the Mozambican military in Cabo Delgado province on Monday.
The insurgency in Cabo Delgado has been attacking civilians and military personnel since October [...]
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One dead in insurgent raid on Palma neighbourhood
The Ahlu Sunnah Wa-Jamâ struck a neighbourhood on the edge of the town of Palma on Thursday night
Anadarko contractor shot in 10 May Cabo Delgado attack
A contractor working on Anadarko’s project in Afungi, Cabo Delgado, was shot on Friday, 10 May, while travelling towards the LNG site to restart work after a two-month shutdown following
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Uncaught Tuna: Cyclone Kenneth
A crucial question, as the rebuilding from Cyclone Kenneth begins, is how the conflict in Cabo Delgado will shape the recovery and, in the longer term, how the recovery may change the conflict
Uncaught Tuna: Fertile ground – the ecology of the Cabo Delgado conflict
The drive north from Pemba to Palma is a lesson in the ecology of insurgency. Leaving the provincial capital and venturing into the southern part of the province that have not yet seen any attacks in the present conflict, the land is largely open and flat and it [...]
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Uncaught Tuna: The real threat of attacks on Cabo Delgado’s roads
On 21 February, insurgents in Cabo Delgado shot at a convoy belonging to Anadarko, the American company set to take the lead in exploiting the natural gas deposits in Mozambique’s Rovuma Basin. The shooting injured six, and an Anadarko subcontractor who left his car when he came upon the [...]
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Anadarko contractor beheaded in second Cabo Delgado attack
A driver for Portuguese construction company Gabriel Couto was beheaded in one of two attacks on contractors working for Anadarko in Cabo Delgado on Thursday.
Anadarko confirmed on Friday afternoon that there was one fatality in the two attacks, which took place at around 17:00 around 20 km [...]
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Anadarko convoy attacked by gunmen in Cabo Delgado
An Anadarko convoy was attacked on the road from Mocimboa da Praia to Afungi in Cabo Delgado at approximately 17:00 on Thursday, the company has confirmed, saying work is now underway “to account for all personnel”.
The attack happened at the village of Mute, around 25 km south of Palma, the [...]
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Jailed journalist tells of hunger and torture ordeal in Cabo Delgado
Jailed journalist Amade Abubacar was denied food, repeatedly beaten and made to sleep in handcuffs…