Ex-Renamo guerrillas join police, as opposition denounces cost of living; Local forces in Cabo Delgado ask for food and weapons
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 18 July 2022
Agenda:
Today-Thursday: Uzra Zeya, under-secretary for civilian security, democracy, and human rights at the US Department of State, visits Mozambique
Tomorrow: Council of Ministers’ weekly meeting
The latest from Zitamar News:
The Humanitarian Implications of the Insurgency’s Southern Offensive
The insurgency's offensive in the south of Cabo Delgado in June 2022 has led to a new wave of displacements in northern Mozambique
Also in the news:
Insurgent attack reported in Montepuez (Mediafax)
Transport fares in Beira more expensive from today (Lusa)
Ex-Renamo guerrillas join police, as opposition denounces cost of living (AIM)
Leader of Macomia insurgents’ group shot dead, says Nyusi (Lusa)
Local forces in Cabo Delgado ask for food and weapons (O País)
ExxonMobil seeks to relaunch Rovuma LNG, while Eni ponders second gas vessel (Upstream, Upstream)
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