Two recent public calls for negotiations, combined with internal shifts within Mozambique’s ruling party and the insurgent movement in Cabo Delgado, are quietly reshaping the political mood in Maputo. After years of an unrelenting armed conflict in the gas-rich northern province, there are growing indications that the government may be warming to the idea of […]
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Mozambican law enforcement authorities are facing renewed accusations that they have built up informal spy networks aimed at monitoring, intimidating, and silencing individuals perceived as critics of the government. The allegations, reported by Mozambican civil society groups and echoed in regional press coverage, add to a growing list of concerns about the shrinking space for
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Photo: Rosa Cabecinhas and Alcino Cunha / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0) South African police confirm two deaths of Mozambicans in Mossel Bay as anti-immigration violence sweeps country Mozambique said five of its nationals were killed in “xenophobic attacks” in South Africa at the weekend and efforts were under way on Tuesday to repatriate hundreds
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Kigali | April 15, 2026 Rwanda has dispatched hundreds of combat troops into northern Mozambique, marking one of the most significant cross-border military deployments by a sub-Saharan African nation in recent years — and raising fundamental questions about the future of regional security architecture in southern Africa. The intervention, which began in 2021 as part
