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Mozambique: What Lies Behind the Failure to Find Lasting Peace and True Democracy
The Conversation Africa, 29 November 2021
Mozambique gained independence from Portugal in 1975 following a bloody liberation war that lasted about 11 years. But independence did not mean the end of conflict. The dominant… Read more »
Mozambique Peacebuilding - When Talking is Surest Path to Peace
PODCAST - AllAfrica's Silencing The Guns series focuses on peacebuilding on the continent, and today we're talking about the situation in Mozambique, where terror engulfs the northern province of Cabo Delgado. We'll hear from David Matsinhe, Southern African researcher at Amnesty International and author, historian, and peace practitioner Yussuf Adam, who shares his experiences after a field visit in the north.
First, a dive into what led Cabo Delgado to become the centre of battles between government troops and fighters led by men the U.S. has now designated as Islamist terrorists, then one of the most respected long-term researchers of Cabo Delgado in northern Mozambique speaks out after seeing the horrific living conditions of Mozambicans displaced by the ongoing fighting.
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26 August 2020
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Peacebuilding in Mozambique - When Talking is the Surest Path to Peace [CONVERSATION]
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This week AllAfrica's Silencing The Guns series where we focus on peacebuilding on the continent, we're talking about the situation in Mozambique, ... see more »
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Mozambique: Peacebuilding in Mozambique - When Talking is the Surest Path to Peace [Conversation Transcript]
allAfrica, 26 August 2021
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Rwanda: Cabo Delgado - Rwanda, Mozambican Forces Surround Terrorists in 'Last Military Push'
New Times, 24 August 2021
Rwandan and Mozambican forces have surrounded the Islamic State-linked terrorist group's last major areas of operation, Siri I and Siri II, according to reports. Read more »
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Vanguard, 27 August 2021
Nigeria, Pakistan, Yemen, Syria, Mali, Somalia and Mozambique may experience more daring jihadist activities following the triumph of the Taliban in Afghanistan, London-based… Read more »
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Southern Africa: Top-Level Talks Were Needed Before Troops Marched Into Mozambique
ISS, 23 August 2021
Rwanda and SADC took the high road, but should they have invited the African Union on the journey? Read more »
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Mozambique: Mozambican and Rwandan Forces Take Mbau
AIM, 21 August 2021
Mozambican and Rwandan forces took control of the Mbau area, in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, on Friday, according to a report in Saturday's issue of the Rwandan daily… Read more »
InFocus
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AllAfrica's series of webinars with African peacebuilders and researchers kicks off with a focus on three areas: a country pursuing stability after decades of war, and two areas in ... Read more »
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A civil society observer group is attributing the success of Rwandan troops in early battles against insurgents in the Cabo Delgado province to their capacity to fight back in ... Read more »
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Since October 2017, the northern province of Mozambique, Cabo Delgado has been suffering violent attacks by armed militants. At least 700,000 people, including a Read more »
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Mozambican and Rwandan news services say that troops from the two countries have recaptured the northern port of Mocimboa da Praia from insurgents. The town, from where the first ... Read more »
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Rwanda has rattled southern African governments by beating them to the frontline against insurgents in northern Mozambique. A standby force from the Southern African Development Read more »
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South Africa is deploying 1,495 troops to Mozambique to join the standby force of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) assisting the Mozambican government in the fight ... Read more »
At the Mapupulu site for internally displaced persons a man who arrived after fleeing armed conflict in Cabo Delgado builds his new home.
