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Addressing the needs of displaced populations in a conflict area is crucial for humanitarian and security reasons, write Borges Nhamirre and Isel Ras of the Institute for Security Studies Pretoria.
They argue that despite Mozambique’s long and bitter history of conflict and displacement, its government has no plan to support the hundreds of thousands displaced by the Cabo Delgado insurgency beginning in 2017.
The capital of the terrorism-affected province Pemba, for instance, hosts the largest number of internally displaced people (IDPs) in the country, and the “influx has nearly doubled the city’s population, straining infrastructure and public services such as health and education, and creating the potential for resource conflicts”.
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As thousands of Mozambicans displaced by the war in the northern Cabo Delgado province return home, the prospects of aid to address the under-development which has fuelled the … Read more »
In northern Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, an often-overlooked conflict has displaced hundreds of thousands of families, subjecting them to extreme challenges in securin Read more »
Almost one million people are currently displaced in northern Mozambique after fleeing their homes in search of safety, due to the conflict that started in Cabo Delgado provi Read more »
A woman and her baby who fled their home in northern Mozambique in November 2020 are living in a camp for displaced people (file photo).
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