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The party that has ruled Mozambique since 1975 remains popular
Bonomade Machude Omar was one of the leaders of the insurgency that has sought to impose Islamic law in the north of Mozambique
No Credit Suisse executives have faced criminal prosecution, despite the company admitting liability
First came the insurgency. Then the humanitarian crisis. Now the remaining residents of Cabo Delgado are facing economic ruin
Mozambique and Rwanda’s new deal comes after 19 people ‘agreed’ to return home
Insurgents have moved into villages that used to be safe, forcing people to flee. That instability is driving widespread hunger
Instability around crucial projects leaves them stalled, while Frelimo’s inability to accept its leadership failures is preventing long-term solutions to the conflict
When Rwanda sent its army to help Mozambique fight the insurgency in the north, many wondered what it might be getting in return for its largesse
Former president Armando Guebuza gave evidence in a corruption trial that has transfixed the nation
The leader of the insurgency in the country’s northern Cabo Delgado province is described as ‘sinister and brutal’ but ‘with a sense of justice’
With regional forces retaking Cabo Delgado, insurgents turn their attention inland
The strife in Cabo Delgado has displaced more than 800 000 people. Some have found their way to the Rapale transit centre, where they are struggling to survive as foreign and…
It is now considerably more difficult for Mozambicans in the conflict-hit province to use financial services
Responding to widespread claims that France is funding Rwandan forces, the president says ‘no one is sponsoring’ his army
But anger over human rights abuses in the ruby-rich province fuels resentment and insurgency
Amnesty International has released a report that implicates Al-Shabaab, the military and mercenaries in atrocities in Cabo Delgado province
More than 300 000 people in the north of the country have been displaced by militants who ransack villages and then burn them down.
The vessel has looted millions of rands’ worth of fish in a decade-long onslaught on the ocean.
The tentacles of Mozambican President Armando Emilio Guebuza’s huge family business empire make Zuma Incorporated look like a spaza-shop operation.
