This week in civil society: Planning for the restoration of Earth, a sustainable grant system and the end of South Africa’s ‘book famine’

Christi Nortier
19 APR

Cabo Delgado through a human rights lens: Amnesty International sounded the alarm but nobody listened

Muleya Mwananyanda
18 APR

This week in civil society: The role of the arts, the Information Regulator and vaccine manufacturing in SA and the world

Christi Nortier
12 APR

Islamist insurgents: SADC moves closer to intervention in Mozambique

Peter Fabricius
08 APR

Mozambique’s Frelimo gambled everything on gas – and lost

Joseph Hanlon
08 APR

Mozambique: What next for Cabo Delgado — dialogue or disaster? (Part Two)

Mark Heywood
07 APR

Mozambique: Poverty and inequality fuel violent extremism (Part One)

Mark Heywood
05 APR

SADC Summit: Regional leaders to meet in Maputo for talks on response to insurgency

Peter Fabricius
05 APR

Total decides on total recall of all staff from troubled Afungi gas project

Peter Fabricius
02 APR

SADC grapples with response while mercenaries, energy companies and civilians quit Mozambique’s Islamic State crisis

Peter Fabricius
01 APR

SA military company in insurgent combat zone, the Dyck Advisory Group, will not extend contract with Mozambique

Peter Fabricius
31 MAR

AU asked to step up on Cabo Delgado insurgency as Mozambique rests on a knife-edge 

Liesl Louw-Vaudran
31 MAR

Survivor of xenophobic attack speaks: ‘It’s hard to believe it was the people we know who attacked us’

Shireen Hassim, Tawana Kupe and Eric Worby
28 MAR

South Africa mulls over rescue mission to Mozambique to evacuate trapped citizens

Peter Fabricius
27 MAR

South Africans reportedly killed as Jihadist insurgents overrun hotel in Mozambique’s Palma

Peter Fabricius
27 MAR

US military joins the fight against Isis in Mozambique

Peter Fabricius
17 MAR

America slaps sanctions on jihadist insurgencies in Mozambique and Democratic Republic of Congo

Peter Fabricius
11 MAR

Africa can learn maritime security lessons from its small island states

Richard Chelin and Denys Reva for ISS Today
04 MAR

As the conflict rages on, ordinary Mozambicans suffer while officials continue to benefit

Peter Fabricius
28 FEB

Outplaying the populists: A playbook for competitive African politics

Ray Hartley and Greg Mills
16 FEB

Credit Suisse: An enabler of mega-looting in Mozambique?

Open Secrets
09 FEB