Tanzanian soldier killed as SADC forces overrun another insurgent base
One Tanzanian soldier died during an offensive by allied forces that destroyed an insurgent camp south of Chitama, Nangade district, on Saturday, 25 September
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What does Rwanda stand to gain from its Mozambique deployment?
Rwanda says its intervention in Mozambique is a self-financed act of African solidarity – but France is nevertheless likely to be playing a key role
Analysis: Will LNG change Tanzania’s approach to security in Mozambique?
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Cabo Ligado Analysis: The refugees returned by Tanzania
Almost 10,000 Mozambican refugees to Tanzania have been returned back across the border, allegedly because of security concerns on the part of Tanzania
Is Tanzania’s LNG project a threat to Mozambique’s gas export ambitions?
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Cabo Ligado Analysis: Rwanda enters the scene
Some Rwandan involvement in counter-insurgency efforts in Cabo Delgado would likely win support from Tanzania, but SADC approval would be necessary, including agreement from South Africa
Insurgents clearing Palma to take control like Mocímboa da Praia
Insurgents appear to be systematically burning houses in Palma in preparation for an occupation of the town — causing remaining residents to flee
Zitamar Daily Briefing, 12 January
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Mozambique aware of Tanzanian Islamists in Cabo Delgado since 2012, Nyusi says
The manifestation of radical Islamist groups began in 2012 in the districts of Mocímboa da Praia, Palma, Quissanga, and Nangade, Nyusi said, “promoted by a Tanzanian citizen identified as Abdul Shakulu”
Zitamar Daily Briefing, 8 December
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