by DHPIadmin | Apr 19, 2024 | Mozambique, Uncategorized
Mozambique: Deadly Insurgent Attack, Confirmed Civilian Massacre & Gas Project Stalled COUNTRY UPDATE: 19 April 2024 Johan Viljoen, Reabetswe Tloubatla, Nadia Jeiroudi This update on Mozambique brings news of violence, long-awaited confirmation, and...
by DHPIadmin | Mar 14, 2024 | Uncategorized
A new perspective on the root causes of conflict in Africa emerges from the Director of the Dag Hammarskjöld Peace Institute (DHPI). DHPI Director Makes Bold Claim: While religious and ethnic tensions are often cited as reasons for war, the real culprit may be the...
by DHPIadmin | Feb 28, 2024 | Mozambique, Uncategorized
Mozambique in Crisis: Escalating Insurgency, Displacement, and Economic Strain Southern Cabo Delgado Faces Devastating Attacks: Thousands Fleeing: Insurgent attacks in Chiure district have displaced over 32,000 people, with the town reaching capacity as residents from...
by DHPIadmin | Feb 21, 2024 | Mozambique, Uncategorized
A Tragic Symphony of Violence Resounds in Cabo Delgado: Can Hope Endure? The once peaceful province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique echoes with the cries of suffering. Jihadist attacks surge, displacing thousands, burning homes and churches, and leaving a trail of...
by DHPIadmin | Feb 7, 2024 | Mozambique, Uncategorized
COUNTRY UPDATE: 7 February 2024 Johan Viljoen, Reabetswe Tloubatla Mozambique Islamic State claims death of eight government soldiers in Metuge In Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, a surge in insurgent attacks by the Islamic State is exacerbating a...
by DHPIadmin | Jan 31, 2024 | Mozambique, Uncategorized
Country Update: Mozambique By: Johan Viljoen, Reabetswe Tloubatla Mozambique faces a humanitarian crisis with over 850,000 internally displaced people, driven by insurgent attacks and the severe impact of the climate crisis, exacerbated by recent cyclones. The UNHCR,...
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