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…
Browsing: Mozambique’s Northern Insurgency
Alleged Cabo Delgado insurgent leader ran rebel mosque in Uganda
A Ugandan man named on Friday by Mozambican police as a leader of the Cabo Delgado insurgency has been in police custody for roughly a year and was the leader of a Kampala mosque with links to extremists networks, Zitamar News has [...]
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UN calls on Mozambique to free journalist Amade Abubacar
Mozambique must immediately free journalist Amade Abubacar and investigate allegations that he has been ill-treated, United Nations human rights experts said today
Journalist Amade Abubacar to face incitement charge
Journalist Amade Abubacar will tomorrow face an accusation of public incitement using electronic media
Journalist detention shows Mozambique’s ‘contempt’ for press freedom – rights groups
Journalist Amade Abubacar’s detention in a military barracks is illegal and symptomatic of a worrying crackdown on media freedom in Mozambique, rights groups say
Uncaught Tuna: Free Amade Abubacar
The government continues a terrifying crackdown on media in Cabo Delgado, but the most effective way to fight an insurgency is by giving civilians more access to information – not less
Exxon looking for security contractor to protect Cabo Delgado staff
ExxonMobil is is looking for a private security company to work with Mozambique’s state security forces to protect its staff and projects in Cabo Delgado, where an insurgency shows no sign of easing more than a year after the first attacks.
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Uncaught Tuna: Against the insurgency, against the state
A new weekly column by Zitamar contributing editor and security analyst Sam Ratner, examining the Cabo Delgado conflict, the future of the Renamo-Frelimo peace, and the human security challenges Mozambique faces day to day
Wentworth says onshore Mozambique gas well likely to be ‘stranded’
UK-based oil and gas independent Wentworth Resources is stopping appraisal work at a well on its onshore block in Cabo Delgado province, in light of a lowered estimate of oil and gas reserves, and of the security situation in the area.
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Insurgents and poor rain threaten to escalate Mozambique’s food crisis
An existing food crisis in semi-arid regions of central and southern Mozambique is forecast to worsen in the coming months, and could also reach the northern Cabo Delgado province if further attacks force more [...]
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