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Theo Neethling | Offshore gas finds offered major promise for Mozambique: What went wrong?

People displaced by the atacks on the town of Palma, northern Mozambique, flee to safety with meagre possessions. (Alfredo Zuniga / AFP via Getty Images) The escalation of the insurgency in Palma, mozambique can potentially jeopardise the successful unlocking of Mozambique’s resource wealth, writes  Theo Neethling. Recent events in Palma, a town in the volatile Cabo Delgado province in the north of Mozambique, have taken bloodshed in the region to new levels. Dozens of people were killed when hundreds of Islamist militants stormed the town on Wednesday, 25 March. They targeted shops, banks and a military barracks. The attack has been devastating for the people living in the area – as well as the country. The escalating violence has already left at least a thousand dead and displaced hundreds of thousands more.

Monster insurgency : Maputo must address militant grievances while boosting Palma security

31 March 2021 16:09 GMT Updated  1 April 2021 9:49 GMT in  London Mozambique’s government needs to quickly seize control over the Islamist insurgency in Cabo Delgado to ensure companies such as Total and ExxonMobil can continue to invest tens of billions of dollars to monetise the restive province’s huge gas resources, according to country experts. While the Maputo administration can beef up security around Afungi where multiple liquefied natural gas plants are due to be built it appears not to have enough skilled and motivated troops to quell the insurgency right across the province. The US has been providing and will continue to provide military training through its Green Berets, according to reports, while Portugal has accelerated the deployment of special forces trainers to Mozambique.

More than 1,000 survivors of Mozambique hardline Islamist attack reach safety

More than 1,000 survivors of Mozambique hardline Islamist attack reach safety By RFI © AFP - Alfredo Zuniga Some 1,000 survivors of a deadly attack by jihadists arrived in Mozambique s Pemba port on Thursday, assisted by aid workers who distributed food to those getting off the crowded ferry. Families and friends greeted the arrivals from Palma, Reuters news agency reported, following an organised attack by Islamic State affiliated fighters last week that killed dozens of people. The Red Cross has published details of a telephone hotline for relatives still looking for their loved ones in the province of Cabo Delgado, which has been the scene of increasing insurgency since 2017.

Death and destruction expose Mozambique s weakness as thousands evacuated

Death and destruction expose Mozambique s weakness as thousands evacuated
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