Security
Same old story?
Mozambique’s Deputy Attorney-General, Alberto Paulo, has said that financial crime poses a great challenge to the country, requiring a greater capacity from the state, as well as the enacting of...
Read moreCabo Delgado: the networks of an insurgency
Cabo Delgado: the networks of an insurgency António Bashir, the Police Commissioner in the northern Mozambican province of Nampula, has said that the insurgents are still recruiting heavily in the...
Read moreGuebuza gives lukewarm response to the DDR Process
Former Mozambican President Armando Guebuza said that Mozambicans should hope that all clauses of the recently signed peace agreement between President Filipe Nyusi and the leader of the Renamo opposition...
Read moreCabo Delgado: Is the situation slowly getting worse?
Although the security situation has improved significantly in the northern Cabo Delgado province, there are still heightened concerns in some parts of the province, specifically in Nangade district, with insurgents...
Read moreRenamo closes its last remaining military base
Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi and the leader of the Renamo opposition party, Ossufo Momade, on Thursday closed Renamo’s last remaining military base in Gorongosa, in Sofala province, marking the end...
Read moreTwo foreigners caught with weapons in Chimoio
Mozambique’s police detained two foreign businesspeople with an arms cache on Thursday, in Chimoio, capital of the central Mozambican province of Manica. Police said the arms cache consists of 71...
Read moreNegotiations without the enemy?
Despite calls for negotiations with the insurgency in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado there has not been a dialogue process which seeks to bring together the government, the...
Read moreOver to you, Frelimo
Jean-Christopher Rufin’s report on the humanitarian situation in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado makes one curious recommendation: calling for the tearing up of an agreement keeping Mozambican forces...
Read moreWho cares about the psychological wounds?
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) communications officer, Laura Bormes, has said that her organisation has provided psychological support to about 81,000 victims of the insurgency raging in...
Read moreMozambique yet to set up an anti-kidnapping task force
Mozambique’s Interior Minister Arsénia Massingue has said that Mozambique is to set up an anti-kidnapping task force to help stem the tide of kidnappings in the country. Massingue was speaking...
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