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Mozambicans haunted by insurgency's horrors

Rwanda president lauds troops fighting Mozambique insurgency

Rwanda president visits troops fighting Mozambique insurgency

Rwanda president visits troops fighting Mozambique insurgency

Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Friday began a two-day visit to northern Mozambique, where he has sent close to 1,000 troops to help local soldiers fight jihadist militants

Troops rescue elderly women, children from Mozambique insurgents

Aid reaches Mozambique's insurgent-hit Palma after 6 month hiatus

Aid reaches Mozambique's insurgent-hit Palma after 6 month hiatus

Islamist Insurgency in Mozambique May Persist After Liberation of Mocimboa da Praia

Despite the recent recapture of Mozambique's port town of Mocimboa da Praia from the Al-Shabaab militant group (linked to the Islamic State terrorist organization, banned in Russia), the Islamist insurgency in the country has not yet been stomped out, experts told Sputnik

Some 70 Militants Killed During Recapture of Mozambique's Mocimboa da Praia - Military

The security forces of Rwanda and Mozambique have killed at least 70 insurgents while recapturing the Mozambican port town of Mocimboa da Praia, a military commander from Mozambique's resettlement village of Quitunda told Sputnik on Monday

FEATURE - Ex-Hostage of Terrorists From Mozambique's Palma Shares Her Experience After Release

'I Cry All The Time:' Mozambique Survivors Want Life to Go Back to Normal

Hundreds of people who fled the violence in the coastal Mozambican town of Palma and are currently in the Macimboa da Praia camp in Cabo Delgado, the country's northernmost province, miss their previous way of life and want things to get back to normal again, the attack survivors told Sputnik

Mozambique forces, jihadists committing 'war crimes': Amnesty

Jihadists, government forces and a "private militia" backing the authorities have indiscriminantly killed hundreds of civilians in troubled northeastern Mozambique, Amnesty International said in a report Tuesday

Militant attacks in Mozambique fuelling aid crisis, says UN

Militant attacks in northern Mozambique have created a "worsening humanitarian crisis," the United Nations said Wednesday, estimating that more than half a million people had now fled their homes

UN calls for $254 million for Mozambique conflict victims

The United Nations launched an appeal Friday for $254 million to help hundreds of thousands caught in an Islamist insurgency aimed at carving out a caliphate in northern Mozambique

Hunger and trauma: The lives of Mozambicans who fled insurgency

Sinamangue Tamu is still just a teenager, but now has the responsibility of parenting her three little brothers after they fled a brutal Islamist insurgency in which their northern Mozambican town was seized

Village near Mozambique gas project attacked by militants

Militants have attacked and occupied a northern Mozambican village in their closest raid yet to a giant gas project, military sources told AFP Tuesday

Mozambique insurgency will deepen food insecurity into 2021: UN

US okays $1.5bln insurance for Mozambique gas project

The US has set aside $1.5 billion for political risk insurance in the gas-rich northern Mozambique region ravaged by an Islamist insurgency for the past three years, its Maputo embassy said Thursday

Mozambique insurgency heightens coronavirus risks: ICRC

Mozambique insurgency heightens coronavirus risks: ICRC

Mozambique, Total ink security deal protect LNG project

French energy giant Total on Monday said it had signed a security agreement with Mozambique to protect a major gas project in a restive northern province

SADC summit backs Mozambique in 'terrorism' fight

Countries around southern Africa on Monday voiced support for Mozambique as it grapples with jihadist insurgents who have seized a key port in its gas-rich north

Mozambique insurgency tests region's anti-conflict resolve

Jihadists seize key port in gas-rich N. Mozambique: media, army source