Insurgents take over Muidumbe villages amid reports of multiple beheadings
Fighting is continuing in the Cabo Delgado district of Muidumbe, where insurgents have reportedly carried out mass beheadings in recent days
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Bleak outlook for domestic gas in Mozambique as Yara walks away from fertiliser project
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Mozambique military denies torture allegations as Amnesty repeats call for investigation
Mozambique’s ministry of defence yesterday denied allegations of human rights abuses in Cabo Delgado, but Amnesty International said its allegations are well-founded
Amnesty accuses Mozambique’s armed forces of ‘horrific’ abuses in Cabo Delgado
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Exxon absence from LNG security deal adds to fears FID will be long delayed
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Cabo Delgado residents forced to travel up to 200 km to access cash
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
Cabo Delgado insecurity allows drug trafficking ‘to thrive’, US warns
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The founder of Dyck Advisory Group has confirmed plans to start training Mozambican ground troops, as revealed by Zitamar last week
Mozambique extends DAG mercenary contract for Cabo Delgado war
The duration, scope, and budget for the private military contractor’s engagement in Cabo Delgado have all been significantly expanded
Police release suspected insurgents after alleged torture ordeal
Military sources claim to have used torture to obtain a confession from 15 suspected insurgents, who have now been released