The Mozambique Conflict Monitor — formerly known as Cabo Ligado — tracks political violence and disorder in Mozambique, with a particular focus on the north of the country.
This joint initiative between ACLED and Zitamar News is designed to inform decision-making by policymakers, humanitarians, and the private sector, producing near real-time data and regular actionable analysis on key conflict developments.
MCM publishes a monthly conflict update and in-depth analytical outputs on conflict trends in the country. All data are updated weekly and can be explored using our interactive map, and accessed directly through the ACLED export tool and API.
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Peter Bofin, Southeast Africa Senior Analyst at ACLED, comments on the latest UN Secretary General’s report on the threat posed by the Islamic State and al-Qaeda
State forces operations in Macomia district’s Catupa forest area have put Islamic State Mozambique (ISM) under pressure, prompting groups of fighters to move south and west.
Within an emerging enclave on the Cabo Delgado coast, insurgents are seeking to gain legitimacy among local communities.
After two months in southern Cabo Delgado, Islamic State Mozambique (ISM) insurgents have begun to return to bases in Macomia.
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