War crimes have been committed in Cabo Delgado by Islamist insurgents, Mozambique government forces, and Dyck Advisory Group, according to a new report published today by human rights organisation Amnesty International
Refugees from currently in accommodation camps in Metuge district are afraid to return home to Quissanga, despite Mozambique’s chief of police saying the area is safe
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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
Mozambican forces apparently attempted to take a major insurgent base in Cabo Delgado on Wednesday – but the success of the operation is far from certain
Insurgents are apparently carrying out religiously-motivated killings and clearing villages in the area around Bilibiza
Official sources have not confirmed reports on social media that government forces captured an insurgent base in a counterinsurgency offensive this week
The centres will take some pressure off the provincial capital of Pemba, which has received thousands of internally displaced people in recent months
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