Insurgents launch incursion into Nampula province; Portuguese Prime Minister apologises for colonial era massacre

Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 5 September 2022

The latest from Zitamar News:

Insurgents launch incursion into Nampula province
The attack is the first outside Cabo Delgado since 17 June, when a civilian was beheaded in the village of Lúrio in Nampula

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The latest from Cabo Delgado:

2 September 22: Kutua, Eráti, Nampula province
See Zitamar article

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Zitamar News travelled in Angola with Win Car Rental: “Your local partner in rent a car”, in Angola and Mozambique

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Also in the news:

• Portuguese Prime Minister apologises for colonial era massacre (Voice of America)

• Mozambique could lift visa requirement for Portuguese, President Nyusi says (Lusa)

• Sofala authorities say petrol station owners fled the country (Lusa)

• Kenmare calls for Moma land use plan after house-building encroaches on mining concession (Carta de Moçambique)

• Express trains to link Maputo with South Africa and Eswatini (Notícias)

• Government reduces toll charges on Maputo-Katembe bridge (Evidências)