Mozambique’s ministry of defence yesterday denied allegations of human rights abuses in Cabo Delgado, but Amnesty International said its allegations are well-founded
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Residents of Cabo Delgado are forced to travel long distances to access banking services, as branches across the province have either been destroyed or shut down as a result of the insurgency on top of the devastation wrought by Cyclone Kenneth in April 2019
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Or if you have accountThe founder of Dyck Advisory Group has confirmed plans to start training Mozambican ground troops, as revealed by Zitamar last week
The duration, scope, and budget for the private military contractor’s engagement in Cabo Delgado have all been significantly expanded
Military sources claim to have used torture to obtain a confession from 15 suspected insurgents, who have now been released
The government’s tendency to deploy police and military in almost every part of Cabo Delgado province, including in district administration positions, will prolong, not solve, the problem of extremist attacks, analysts warn
