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Mozambique Struggling to Contain Violence in Troubled Northern Regions - Vimarsana News

Mozambique Struggling to Contain Violence in Troubled Northern Regions

Islamist militants behead six people, kidnap three others and burn homes in country’s Nampula province

Armed Attacks in Northern Mozambique Send Thousands Fleeing - Vimarsana News

Armed Attacks in Northern Mozambique Send Thousands Fleeing

Escalating violence by unidentified armed groups in Cabo Delgado has sent tens of thousands of people fleeing for their lives since the start of the year

Dozens of children, mostly girls, abducted by Mozambique fighters - Vimarsana News

Dozens of children, mostly girls, abducted by Mozambique fighters

Save the Children says 51 minors taken by armed groups in Cabo Delgado in 2020, a figure likely an underestimate.

Portugal to send more soldiers to Mozambique to fight terrorism - Vimarsana News

Portugal to send more soldiers to Mozambique to fight terrorism

Portugal to send more soldiers to Mozambique to fight terrorism Wednesday May 12 2021 A member of the Mozambique security forces patrols on December 9, 2020 in Pemba, Mozambique, where internally displaced people fleeing from unrest in Cabo Delgado sought refuge. PHOTO | AFP Advertisement Portugal will send 60 more soldiers to Mozambique as part of a new cooperation agreement aimed at helping the southern African country to fight insurgency, the Portuguese defence minister has said. Mr João Cravinho made the announcement on Monday after the signing of the framework cooperation agreement bet...

Insurgency: Maputo not keen on 'local' intervention - Vimarsana News

Insurgency: Maputo not keen on 'local' intervention

SADC leaders have been pushing for a military intervention in Mozambique fearing that the insurgency would spread to other countries.